As home prices continue rising faster than wages in a majority of U.S. cities, NAR has made housing affordability a top advocacy priority in 2020.
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The gap in homeownership rates between white and black Americans has widened to the largest number in 50 years.
NAR has worked closely with the administration and Congress to ensure successful implementation of Qualified Opportunity Zones.
NAR believes that a broad-based policy approach to bring safe, decent, and affordable housing can be achieved.
The Good Neighbor Awards are part of NAR’s commitment to supporting the humanitarian efforts of its 1.4 million members.
“Look for the R” calls upon consumers to turn to the iconic “R” trademark as a beacon of integrity and clarity in real estate.
The Volunteering Works program matches mentors with Realtors® who want to expand their community service outreach.
The all-day event will focus on evaluating potential solutions to low housing inventory and lack of affordable housing. It will bring together hundreds of industry stakeholders, policymakers and academic experts to offer their unique insight.
NAR supports the sweeping, common-sense changes HUD has made to its companion animal policy that are intended to prevent abuse of the policy.
The new EPA rule will allow states to more efficiently manage local waterways while maintaining current environmental protections.