Reports

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

Nationally, Sentrilock home showings in May 2022 were down 24% year-over-year. Showings declined in every region: Northeast (-55%), Midwest (-29%) West (-27%) and South (-14).

The pace of absorption has slowed in the industrial and retail markets as consumers cut back on spending amid high inflation.

NAR Research compiles the latest residential and commercial market data in this weekly real estate monitor, based on what REALTORS® are seeing in their markets, mortgage data, jobless claims, foot traffic, the commercial weekly summary blog, the latest home sales numbers, and more.

This study estimates the market share of institutional buyers, looks at factors attracting them to a particular market, and analyzes the motivation of home sellers to sell to institutional buyers and the impact of these investors on home prices, rents, and quality of landlord service.

Strong fundamentals in property segments of the multifamily, office, industrial, and retail markets are likely to keep the commercial market recovery going; the hotel market is expected to slow.

These reports outline the total economic impact of real estate related industries on the state economy, such as home construction costs, remodeling, real estate brokerage, mortgage lending and title insurance.

While the COVID-19 pandemic battered the commercial real estate market in 2020, the land market held up to the pandemic's severe blow.

Nationally, Sentrilock home showings were down 19% year-over-year, and declined in all regions of the U.S.: Northeast (-55%), Midwest (-27%) West (-23%) and South (-5).

Both potential and successful home buyers across races and ethnicities tested say they faced or are facing obstacles like a lack of affordable homes, a lack of homes that fit their criteria, competing with multiple offers, and saving for a down payment.