The NAR Research team is a resource for REALTORS®, policymakers, and the public. Our skilled economists produce and analyze a wide range of data, providing the best resources and information on real estate.








The NAR Research team is a resource for REALTORS®, policymakers, and the public. Our skilled economists produce and analyze a wide range of data, providing the best resources and information on real estate.
Congressional District and State Reports, State Economic Impact Reports, and Local Market Reports provide data on housing and real estate trends affecting states and localities, and demonstrate the benefits of homeownership and income generated by home sales in local economies.


Reports on home buying by generations, income levels, and demographic groups analyze market trends and show how homeownership can be a catalyst to building generational wealth.



The COVID-19/Delta variant pandemic dealt a heavy blow to the office commercial real estate market by way of its impact on employment and with more workers performing their tasks remotely.
Upon the recommendation of the Real Estate Research Advisory Board under Chair Dawn Aspaas (SD) and Vice-Chair Beth Cristina (LA), NAR Research Group undertook an analysis of how vacant office buildings are being converted into housing.
For most home buyers, the purchase of real estate is one of the largest financial transactions they will make. The NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers is an annual survey of recent home buyers and sellers who recently completed a transaction between July 2024 and June 2025.
Each iteration of the report is as unique as the economic, social, and demographic environment in which it is published.
Housing affordability has become a defining national and political issue—and voters believe Congress can and should act.
A new national surveypdf conducted for the National Association of REALTORS® shows that the availability and cost of housing now rank among the most important issues voters consider when deciding how to vote for Congress.
These and many more reports, surveys, and data collections are available in the Research and Statistics section of nar.realtor.