Infographics
Infographics, interactive data visualizations, and visual stories
Impact of Student Debt on Life Decisions
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Student loan debt holders say their debt has impacted their decision or their ability to delay moving out of family member's home after college, purchasing a home, or accumulating emergency savings of $500.
NAR Event Safety Protocols
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NAR is committed to keeping the health and safety of our members a top priority. We are implementing these safety protocols to ensure the well-being of our attendees and staff. These safety protocols are subject to change based on updated guidance and requirements from federal, state and local authorities.
The Essential Real Estate Agent
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Real estate agents play many roles and add value to help guide clients through the complex transaction process.
Economics of Buying a Home
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Illustrates how the current system saves buyers money up front and gives sellers access to more buyers.
Topping the list of places in the U.S. with the highest price gains were metropolitan statistical areas in New York, Connecticut, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Idaho, Texas, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Illinois.
NAR identified the top commercial real estate markets for 2021 based on the most recent data on economic, demographic, housing, and commercial indicators.
Top Ten Markets During and Post COVID-19
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The National Association of REALTORS® identified the top 10 markets that have shown resilience during the pandemic and that are expected to perform well in a post-COVID-19 environment.
Based on actual flood data from FEMA, CoreLogic and the First Street Foundation, NAR has created reports by congressional district underscoring the importance of flood insurance to property owners across the United States.
States With the Strongest Job Growth
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The strongest job growth was in New Jersey (3.6%), Missouri (2.7%), Michigan (2.7%), Massachusetts (2.3%), New Hampshire (2.2%), New York (2.1%), Maryland (2.1%), Washington (2.1%), Iowa (2%), and Idaho (1.9%).