WASHINGTON (October 22, 2026) – Today, Shannon McGahn, executive vice president and chief advocacy officer of the National Association of REALTORS®, issued the following statement after President ...

If severe winter weather has you worried about the safety of your biggest asset, you’re not alone. Follow these practical tips to prepare for the winter cold and storms.

The next opportunity brokers have to engage with an online event is at the Dec. 16 Broker Power Hour, where NAR CEO Nykia ...

Title fraud is a serious crime that can result in loss of title to a property. Here’s what to know about how title fraud happens, who’s at risk, and how to prevent it.

When looking to purchase property, buyers may consider purchasing a plot of land or a new construction project instead of an existing home. Here's what prospective buyers should know.

Just as the housing market begins to offer buyers more opportunities—with growing inventory and more sellers cutting prices—rising mortgage rates are making some buyers nervous to move forward.

NAR’s 2026 REALTORS® Technology Report finds that 81% of agents adopt technology to save time and 71% use it to improve the client experience. Nearly half use artificial intelligence daily or weekly, ...

REALTORS® are required to complete Fair Housing / Anti-Bias Training upon becoming a member, and every 3 years thereafter, coinciding with the Code of Ethics training timeline. This requirement is in ...

The conversion of vacant hotels/motels is a win-win solution to address the underutilization of hotels/motels and help alleviate the housing shortage.

Panelists make the case for doubling the home equity tax exclusion to unlock inventory and help families move.

Share with buyers some best practices, such as: Never rely solely on an email or text for instruction involving money or sensitive information. Independently verify wiring instructions using a trusted ...

Let’s be honest: The last few years in real estate have been a roller coaster. Contract changes, consolidation, Department of Justice inquiries, rising interest rates, low inventory, constant ...