NAR Unveils New ‘That’s Who We R’ ads
The campaign distinguishes Realtors’ professionalism compared to “all the others.” The four new ads verify your expertise, ethics and neighborhood knowledge.
The campaign distinguishes Realtors’ professionalism compared to “all the others.” The four new ads verify your expertise, ethics and neighborhood knowledge.
The share of new condo units built over the last year was less than 5.4% – almost the lowest level in half a century, according to an Urban Institute report.
Zillow’s shutdown of “Zillow Offers” quickly added some new listings to the market but buyers’ agents say they’re frustrated by slow response times and other issues.
At the International Builders’ Show in Orlando, economists said the industry has too few laborers, and interest rate and price increases will deter more buyers.
A Florida Realtors data analysis released Wed. promotes passage of a Hometown Hero Housing bill, showing the affordability challenges faced by Fla.’s front-line workers.
Fla. has always been a go-to state, but new driver’s license registrations finds a notable increase during the pandemic – a major reason for rising rental prices.
The group is expanding to Martin County. To date, it has sued 50-plus commercial owners and, in the latest lawsuit, alleges an owner won’t accept Sec. 8 vouchers.
A long-running scam continues to resurface: Calls and texts to Realtors that falsely claim to be solicitations for health insurance backed by NAR.
Fair housing groups alleged that Fannie Mae took better care of its recession-era foreclosures in white neighborhoods than it did in Black and Hispanic ones.
Buyers preapproved for a $375K home often look for a $375K home. But they’ll likely get to closing only if they consider property with a lower asking price.