VIDEO: Commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Fair Housing Act
Editor's Note: This is part of a monthly video series from the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) to inform and...
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Analysis: Appreciation Lags From Redlining
Homes in neighborhoods that were redlined in the past have not caught up to their counterparts in value, according to...
Mortgage Rates Spike
The average 30-year, fixed mortgage rate spiked this week, to 4.58 percent—a high not hit in four years, according to...
Brandon Wells: Better Than Yesterday
Vitals: The Group, Inc. Years in Business: 42 Size: 6 offices, 198 agents Region Served: Northern Colorado 2017 Sales Volume:...
Homeowners: May Is the Best Month to Sell
If you are considering listing this spring, now is the time. May is the best bet for home sellers, according...
Are Buyers Stretched Too Thin?
With a nationwide inventory shortage, home prices are spiking, spurring bidding wars in tough-to-negotiate sellers' markets—and yet, these conditions are...
Buyer Demand for Green Homes Trends Up
If you ask the REALTORS® who work with them, buyer demand for green homes is trending up. Homebuyers are interested...
Be Fully Engaged and Give All You Have
In the following interview, Mike Pappas, CEO and president of The Keyes Company/Illustrated Properties, a member of Leading Real Estate...
Home Prices on Long-Term Spell Upward
Home prices are continuing their long-term spell upward, with a February gain of 6.3 percent, according to the S&P CoreLogic/Case-Shiller...
Planning a Vacation Getaway?
NAR PULSE—Remind your agents that NAR members get discounts year-round on car rentals. Take advantage of your member benefits the...
How to Tell If a Tired Landlord May Be Ready to List
As a real estate agent, you know motivated seller leads are the foundation of your business. But what if you’re overlooking one of the highest-value opportunities? Meet the "tired landlord." Read more.
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