Tag: National Association of Realtors
'If You Sold a Home in the Last Four Years, You May Get a Piece From the $418M Realtor Settlement
'Home Sellers Would No Longer Need To Pay for the Commission of a Buyer’s Broker in New Realtor Rule
'NAR President Announces Resignation After Receiving Blackmail Threats
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Lots of us use the term real estate agent and realtor interchangeably. However, these two words are two different things. Not all agents are REALTOR, but most are. If you’re unsure, you can always ask your real estate agent if they are a licensed REALTOR. -
'First-Time Home Buyers Rise While Investors Stay on the Sidelines
First-time home buyers and investors buyers took on different directions in April as the effects of lockdown and social distancing measures continue to dictate buying confidence across the nation, the latest survey says. -
'Home Sales Volume Above Expectations
The reported volume for March was higher than February's annualized rate of 5.07 million. Previously, projected sales forecast was pegged at 3.5 percent or a volume of 5.30 million units for March. As reported, sales increased by 1.5 percent from last year's volume. -
'What to Do When Issues Arise With Your Real Estate Agent
A real estate agent often helps make the house buying or selling process an easier and less stressful one. However, given that no one is living in a perfect world, issues and problems are bound to arise. What can you do when you are not in agreement with your real estate agent? -
'Real Estate News: Existing-Home Sales Experience a Slow Growth in January, NAR Says
Existing-home sales inch forward in January while prices are still on the rise. -
'Real Estate News: Median Home Prices in Metro Areas Increased in the Fourth Quarter of 2015, NAR Says
The median price of an existing-single family home in 81 percent, or 145 out of 179 homes in the metropolitan statistical area (MSA), has shown an increase in the third quarter of 2015 in a year-over-year basis, while the remaining 34 areas have recorded a lower median home price compared from the year earlier. -
'Real Estate News: Pending Home Sales Rose Slightly in December, NAR Says
The Pending Home Sales Index of the National Association of Realtors in December 2015 has slightly risen by 0.1 percent to 106.8 in December, from a downwardly revised 106.7 in November. It is also 4.2 percent above compared to the 102.5 of December 2014. -
'Brooklyn Real Estate: Brooklyn's Largest Independent Brokerage Joins REBNY
Aiming to increase its real estate presence, the largest independent brokerage in Brooklyn, Fillmore Real Estate, finally joins the Real Estate Board of New York. -
'Real Estate News: National Association of REALTORS® to Offer Two New Insurances to Their Members
The National Association of REALTORS® has announced the availability of two new insurance programs to all of its members, the Realtors® Vision Insurance Plans and the Members TeleHealth. -
'Pennsylvania Real Estate News: Existing Home Sales up by 11% at the End of 2015
The sales of existing homes in Pennsylvania have increased by 11 percent at the end of 2015, as compared to the sales by the end of the previous year. -
'Real Estate News: National Association of Realtors to Offer Pricing Strategy Advisor Certification Online Through Center for Realtor Development
Realtors can now take a Pricing Strategy Advisor Certification online, through the Center for Realtor Development of the National Association of Realtors. -
'Real Estate News: Home Sales Expect to Have a Modest Increase in 2016, NAR Says [VIDEO]
In the 2016 housing market expectation report released by the National Association of Realtors (NAR), the sales of existing homes are expected to expand in a more moderate pace as restrained buyers continue to dance with affordability issues and the meager growth of the economy.
