U.S. District Court Deals a Blow to NAR and Major Franchisors in MLS Policy Suit
NAR, franchisors will fight the latest ruling that designates the case as a class-action lawsuit.
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March Marked Five Straight Months for Declining Pending Home Sales
Despite the demand for homes significantly outweighing a razor-thin supply, rising prices and mortgage rates have stifled contract signings, as ...
Tell Your Story and Build Your Business With Video Marketing
A recent study found that there are 4.62 billion active social media users in the world, making digital marketing essential ...
NAR Broker Tip of the Month: Inspire Young Professionals Through NAR’s Spire Mentorship Program
Bias, inequity, and segregation in real estate are real. Be a part of the solution as an NAR Spire mentor. ...
Pandemic-Induced Relocation Wave Receding in Current Market
Real estate and relocation experts unpack migration trends, their impact and how they could shift.
NAR’s Bryan Greene Joins Think Tank Discussion on Housing Supply and Affordability Crisis
Bryan Greene, vice president of Policy Advocacy for the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) along with several other top-level housing officials ...
Existing Home Sales Fall for Second Straight Month
Existing home sales slowed yet again this month, falling under the six-million mark for the first time in seven months, ...
MLS: The Opportunities and Pitfalls of a New Environment
Real estate is still local, and real estate is still about relationships and human connection. These truisms—understood more than a ...
Hudson Gateway Association of Realtors Attends 2022 MIPIM Conference in France
Leadership and members of the Hudson Gateway Association of REALTORS®, Inc. (HGAR) traveled to Cannes, France recently to join some ...
iBuyer Versus Traditional Real Estate: Where’s the Nexus?
Moderator: Chris Kelly, President & CEO, Ebby Halliday Companies, North Texas; 2022 Broker Relations Liaison, National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) ...
3 Ways to Highlight Your Listing’s Neighborhood
Buyers are purchasing more than just a home when they sign their final offer—they’re buying into the entire neighborhood, so it’s a good idea to get acquainted with it yourself to highlight all of its features to potential buyers. Read more.
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