NAR encourages the Administration to look more deeply at how it can address the root causes of rental affordability—namely, affordable housing supply.
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Existing-home sales retreated for the 11th consecutive month in December 2022, with three of the four U.S. regions recording month-over-month drops.
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.
With mortgage rates falling throughout December, home-buying activity should inevitably rebound in the coming months and help economic growth.
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.
Existing-home sales fell for the 10th month in a row in November 2022, with all regions of the U.S. recording month-over-month and year-over-year declines.
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.