NAR: No recession on this horizon
A group of top economists arrived at a consensus 2020 economic and real estate forecast at the National Association of Realtors’ first-ever Real Estate Forecast
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Foreign buyers bid adieu to US homes market
Home purchases by international buyers have dropped by over one third since last year, according to an annual survey released by the National Association of
Realtors release first profile on LGB buyers and sellers
June is national LGBT Pride Month, and in recognition, the National Association of Realtors released its first-ever Profile of Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Buyers and
Realtors invest in blockchain startup
The National Association of Realtor’s venture capital arm, Second Century Ventures, announced in a investment in start-up Propy. Propy is a blockchain powered platform that
NAR throws weight behind agents in commission fight
The New York State Association of Realtors has filed its opposition to a controversial commission capping proposal for New York City rental agents. “This legislation
If you want to sell a home faster and for more money, staging could be the answer
Nationwide, vacant homes sell for $11,306 less and spend six more days on the market than comparable occupied homes, according to an analysis from Redfin.
More people than ever think green when buying a home
Consumer demand in real estate continues to trend eco-friendly, according to a new report from the National Association of Realtors Nearly 60 per cent of
Report says virtual reality is biggest challenge to Realtors
The evolving technological landscape, competition from non-traditional market participants and housing affordability continue to be among the biggest challenges facing real estate firms in the
As furor over anti-Islam rhetoric abates, Arab nations spend more on US homes
International investment, in both the national real estate market and New York City specifically, has been on the decline this year, thanks to shifting geopolitics.
Market competition creates brokers who are much more than just door openers
With more than 30,000 active real estate sales agents and brokers in Manhattan alone, it’s a difficult task to stand out in the crowd of