Despite being in the prime years to buy their first home, an overwhelming majority of millennials with student debt do not own a home and believe this debt is to blame for what they typically expect to be a seven-year delay from buying.
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Realtors® are pleased with the Senate's approval of Pam Patenaude as deputy secretary at the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Tax reform done right could yield savings and simplification that benefits average Americans, but history shows that misguided reforms can pose significant threats to the economy.
Large market price growth is expected to flatten, but strong leasing demand and small market investment should keep the sector on solid ground.
NAR’s Good Neighbor Awards honor Realtors® who make an extraordinary impact on their communities through volunteer work.
With expiration less than a month away, property owners could soon find themselves unprotected or unable to get a mortgage without the NFIP.
Keeping up with technology, maintaining sufficient inventory, competition from nontraditional participants and profitability are among the biggest challenges for real estate firms, according to the National Association of Realtors® 2017 Profile of Real Estate Firms.
The supply and demand imbalances in much of the country tempered sales pace and caused home prices to continue to rise in the second quarter.
NAR report finds an 11 percent increase in commercial member income, and a 19 percent increase in sales transaction volume.
NAR supports the House Financial Services Committee’s commitment to retaining “grandfathering” in the National Flood Insurance Program.