
Practical, pro-growth housing policies will make it easier to build, buy and afford a home.
Practical, pro-growth housing policies will make it easier to build, buy and afford a home.
According to a recent NAR report, one of the top reasons Americans are buying homes today is to be closer to friends and family.
NAR strongly supports responsible initiatives aimed at developing federal land to provide more housing, create jobs and stimulate local economies.
With bipartisan calls for expanded housing supply and affordability, the housing market could be poised for change.
After several years marked by elevated mortgage rates and limited housing inventory, we’re beginning to see a glimmer of hope.
Buying a home in the physical world today typically starts in the virtual world.
The WOTUS Rule amends the Biden Administration's January 2023 "Revised Definition of ‘Waters of the United States.'"
With mortgage rates having only recently dropped, record high home prices, and limited inventory, many would-be buyers feel shut out of the market.
Americans today who bought a median-priced single-family home a decade ago have typically seen their home equity wealth increase by nearly $200K.
The homebuying process is changing rapidly. Artificial intelligence and augmented reality are poised to make it a better experience.