NAR has announced that it will not hold two conferences scheduled to take place in California later this month – the Joint AE Institute and the REALTOR® Broker Summit – in response to coronavirus concerns.
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Despite the age gap between millennials and the silent generation, the groups are like-minded in buying preferences.
The Federal Housing Finance Agency – under the direction of Mark Calabria – allocated $502.2 million to the National Housing Trust Fund and the Capital Magnet Fund, marking the GSE’s largest-ever contribution to the federally-managed entities.
While the increase in the overall homeownership rate is encouraging, there continues to be a significant racial homeownership gap in America that needs to be addressed.
The award-winning REACH® accelerator aims to recruit and accelerate the most promising new technologies in the real estate industry and nurture their success around the world.
Making housing available and affordable to everyone in this country will take more than added attention and prudent deregulation. NAR applauds the White House for furthering these conversations and maintaining its commitment to finding the necessary solutions.
NAR's partnership with CyberPolicy® will deliver a new cyber liability insurance program designed to meet the unique needs of real estate professionals.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Committee of 100, an exclusive collection of chief executives representing some of the nation’s most prominent businesses and trade associations.
Panelists offered perspective on the lack of housing supply, mortgage credit access, and the racial homeownership gap.
The vast majority of metro areas saw price gains and very small increases in inventory in the final quarter of 2019