NAR in the News

U.S. pending home sales ticked up in July by 0.9%, rising for the second month in a row despite elevated prices and rising mortgage rates.

Lawrence Yun, chief economist for the National Association of REALTORS®, talked about the state of the nation's housing market and rising interest rates.

Those who are able to overcome affordability constraints may be increasingly drawn to newly constructed homes or to the suburbs and beyond.

Prices rose by at least 10% from the previous year in cities like Milwaukee, Dayton and Oklahoma City.

The decline in mortgage rates over the last month will lead to cheaper financing, allowing more people to qualify for loans.

Single women are a force to be reckoned with in residential real estate. The number of single women homeowners continues to surpass the number of single men homeowners.

NAR President Kenny Parcell discusses the challenges facing today’s first-time homebuyers and all the resources available to help.

National Association of REALTORS®' Lawrence Yun explains the state of the housing market.

Buyers might finally be calling the shots in 2023, as housing inventory while still low, has started to climb up.