March - April 2016

From fresh ideas to fun facts, there's something for everyone in our Spring 2022 list issue. More than 190 tips in all!

Learn why NAR President Leslie Rouda Smith is putting sustainability among her top priorities and why 2022 has NAR’s chief economist quoting Dickens.

Explore the amazing impact REALTORS® are having around the country.

Inventory has been low for five years and the pandemic made things worse. How is the industry dealing with it?

Meet the 2021 Class of 30 Under 30. This high-performing group of young leaders showed resilience amid chaotic market conditions, and are thriving.

REALTORS® are playing a vital role in community efforts today to acknowledge and repair the harm caused by discriminatory housing policy of the past.

Meet Charlie Oppler, the 2021 NAR President, who draws on his passion for community as he builds an ambitious, compassion-filled agenda.

Bringing relief to the vulnerable in their communities is what the Good Neighbors do, providing hope during these most difficult times.

Tips, ideas, and data points to spur your productivity and keep you and your clients safe in the world we're in now.

Our 30 Under 30 honorees for 2020 aren't retreating in the face of a pandemic: How they're setting and attaining ambitious goals.

Adjusting to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, real estate pros have displayed resiliency, creativity, and drive. 

Learn about ways to help clients get rid of stuff and how to streamline your own business practices. Plus: Big ideas on home affordability.

Decision making in support of 1.4 million REALTORS® should happen "at the speed of business," says 2020 NAR President Vince Malta.

The 2019 Good Neighbor Award winners use their immense talents for the good of their communities. Learn about these REALTORS® and their causes.

Real estate pros may be unaware of critical legal aspects concerning the use of listing photos, including who owns the images.

The population is growing but there aren't enough affordable homes to keep pace. Learn how real estate pros are finding solutions.

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