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https://www.nar.realtor/
Last activity: 12.08.2026
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NAR is a certified Great Place to Work®, and its employees have demonstrated a commitment to creating and fostering a culture that puts its members first, advances diversity and inclusion, leads change and emphasizes respect, communication and collaboration.

The National Association of REALTORS® Facebook page is a place for NAR staff to interact with members, consumers, the media, and other key constituencies, and share information about real estate and the association. Content from some of our other, topic-specific Facebook pages is sometimes shared here, as well, and we hope you find that helpful.

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Location: United States, District of Columbia, Washington
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Phone: +1 800-874-6500
Founded date: 1908

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12.08.2026AI can help sellers list homes, agents still drive net proceedsEvery few weeks a new headline arrives, and it follows the same recipe. A home seller types a handful of prompts into an AI chatbot, lists their home without an agent and reportedly pockets a five-figure sum they would otherwise have paid i...
11.08.2026US existing homes fall 1.7% in July as record prices, high mortgage rates stifle would be-buyersGetting your Trinity Audio player ready... By MATT OTT, AP Business Writer WASHINGTON (AP) — Sales of previously occupied U.S. homes slowed again in July as record prices and the highest mortgage rates in a year prove to be an insurmountabl...
07.08.2026The renovation generation: Why millennials are spending more on home projects than anyone elseGetting your Trinity Audio player ready... Related Articles Why we chose Fort Collins: A new vision for intentional living The Cache: Greeley’s newest community breaks ground Three homeowners who scored lower mortgage rates — and how they d...
07.08.2026K-shaped economy shows up in housing: Luxury sales rise as starter-home buyers struggleThe typical value of a starter home — defined as the lowest-priced third of properties — was $202,000 in May, according to Zillow. Despite 4.5% more inventory than a year earlier, sales are down 5.4%. In comparison, the median price of an e...
06.08.2026Homeowners are paying much more for insurance — and keeping coverage is getting harderHomeowners insurance premiums have soared and holding onto a policy has gotten tougher, according to a new report by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners. Consumers saw average premiums rise by 18% in the Northeast, 25% in th...
01.08.2026Buying a condo with a mortgage may soon get more complicated. Here’s whyWhile lenders already review condo associations for many mortgage applications, they will soon be required to do a much more comprehensive assessment for many transactions. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac announced the changes in March to better...
31.07.2026Vacant land scams: The FBI warns the threat is growing fastGetting your Trinity Audio player ready... Related Articles Sonders’ Newest Amenities Realize Vision For Active Living Livmark Communities breaks ground on The Collins Apartments at Union Park What’s the true feeling of owning real estate? ...
27.07.2026c in 2026: What Buyers Actually Want vs. What Sellers Think They WantShare Share Share Share Email There is a persistent mismatch in how sellers approach home staging and what buyers actually respond to. Sellers tend to default to what they believe looks impressive, which usually means extreme minimalism, st...
27.07.2026Realtor Associations don’t have a value problem. They have a value-communication problem.When membership numbers soften, the instinct inside most Realtor associations is to assume the value has eroded. Leaders start asking what new benefit they can bolt on, what shiny program might justify the dues. It is the wrong diagnosis, a...
23.07.2026The best deal in housing might be a brand-new home—how builders are winning over first-time buyersBuying a brand-new home with modern finishes, new appliances, a builder warranty and perhaps a community pool doesn’t sound like the most affordable way to become a homeowner. But in many housing markets, the median newly built home now cos...
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