Reports

Explore reports from the National Association of REALTORS® about the Association's activities, housing, and the real estate industry.

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The report highlights foreign client purchases and sales of U.S. residential property, and looks at U.S. clients seeking to buy property abroad.

NAR Research compiles the latest housing market data in this weekly monitor, based on what REALTORS® are seeing in their market, mortgage data, jobless claims, foot traffic, and the latest home sales numbers.

Employment and income are key drivers of housing demand. This report tracks employment and wage trends and how these trends affect the real estate market and housing demand.

NAR’s Quarterly Market Survey gathers information about the commercial transactions of REALTORS® and members of affiliate organizations (CCIM, SIOR, RLI, IREM, and the Counselors of Real Estate) and the opportunities and challenges facing commercial practitioners.

This report discusses the results from a survey about leasing conditions in the second quarter of 2020, capturing the critical period when almost all states implemented stay-at-home or shelter-in-place orders that ground business to a near halt, resulting in office, business, and recreational facilities closures and an unprecedented surge in unemployment.

This report is a key indicator of housing market strength based on a monthly survey sent to over 50,000 real estate practitioners.

Based on a random sampling of NAR’s membership, the Member Profile strives to answer the question "Who are REALTORS®?".

The commercial real estate sector continues to struggle as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. The hotel and retail property markets are the heaviest hit, while multi-family and industrial are performing relatively well, with the office sector in the middle of the pack.

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The coronavirus has affected markets across the nation, but members are in the process of regaining their footing. This report provides a snapshot of the recovery process for both residential and commercial markets.

Because of the coronavirus, dine-in closures and an increase in delivery growth, in essence, have converted every operational restaurant into a ghost kitchen.