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 ...
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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 ...
Back to Basics—Nurturing Your Sphere of Influence
It's time to get back to basics and examine your business. Are you nurturing your sphere of influence? If not, ...
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) ...
Go Green and Differentiate Your Brand With NAR’s Green Designation
April is Earth Month, and since sustainability is top of mind, it's the perfect time to highlight the National Association ...
Mergers and Acquisitions: Real Estate’s New Normal
As the industry has had to adapt to a new real estate landscape, brokerages have had to find new avenues ...
Affordability Issues Top the List of Obstacles to Homebuying in New NAR Study
Despite coming out of arguably the best two years in residential real estate, the path toward homeownership remains laden with ...
Delivering Real Value is the Key to Client Loyalty
Why do real estate agents work so hard to acquire new clients rather than maximizing repeat business with past clients ...
“Double Trouble” and the Homeownership Divide
Homeownership continues to be one of the most important means of wealth building in the U.S. Unfortunately, the number of ...
6 Musts to Share With Buyers About Why You Rule Over AI
“AI can summarize what has been published about a property,” says one real estate professional. “The trouble is that some of the most important information has not been published, is no longer current or cannot be understood without seeing the home.” Read more.
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