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NAR will continue to advocate for loan level pricing adjustments (LLPA) reform as the housing market continues to struggle with the sharpest blow to affordability in decades.
The Environmental Protection Agency’s and Army Corps of Engineers’ final rule does not provide the clarity and certainty essential for predictable and efficient permitting as NAR had hoped.
NAR’s 2023 President Kenny Parcell among those recognized in this year’s SP 200.
The series provides an accurate representation of the American homebuying process while highlighting the important role that REALTORS® play in helping U.S. consumers achieve the dream of homeownership.
NAR has advocated, from its inception, for avenues to end homeless and breakdown barriers that inhibit the increase of housing.
The five Volunteering Works recipients will receive a $1,000 seed grant and a year of one-on-one mentoring from a member of the Good Neighbor Society.
NAR’s Chief Economist, Lawrence Yun, unveiled the association’s forecast for 2023 during NAR’s fourth annual year-end Real Estate Forecast Summit.
REACH’s mission is to select and help scale the most promising new technology companies in real estate and adjacent industries, including banking, insurance and home services.
The Latin American real estate industry represents nearly $1 trillion USD in opportunity, and proptech has rapidly become one of the most attractive sectors for venture capital investment.
NAR continues to stress that government must invest in boosting our nation’s housing supply if we are to make housing affordable in the long run.