Library & Archives
Founded in 1923, the National Association of REALTORS® Library & Archives offers a variety of research services and thousands of print and digital resources for use by NAR members and state and local association staff.
Explore NAR's Library & Archives
Explore NAR's Library & Archives
Learn how to use resources made available through NAR's Library & Archives in this video.
Please note that the NAR Library & Archives is not lending physical items at this time. In the meantime, NAR members can take advantage of our digital collections 24/7: Visit NAR’s eBooks collection and sign in with your NRDS number to access digital books and audiobooks curated especially for real estate professionals. Visit EBSCO to search and browse thousands of business articles and periodicals. For any library reference requests, questions about eBooks and EBSCO, and other information needs, please reach out to the NAR library staff at 800-874-6500 x8272 or librarians@nar.realtor – we are here to help, especially during these challenging times. As always, these services are available at no extra cost to NAR members and state & local association staff.
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Library Hours: 8:30—11:30 a.m. & 12:30—4 p.m. Central, Monday to Friday
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Fair Housing Month
April was Fair Housing Month. NAR’s Director of Federal Fair Housing Policy, Bryan Greene, compiled this collection of fair housing titles to help NAR members deepen their understanding of how we became divided, and of the ramifications of living in a segregated society.
We've already done the research for you.
Before you search elsewhere, take advantage of the research we've already done for you. Formerly known as Field Guides, References tabs contain links to external articles, titles from the NAR Library eBooks collection, websites, statistics, and other material to provide a comprehensive overview of perspectives on each topic. EBSCO articles (E) are for NAR members only. Members should use their nar.realtor username and password to access them.