A trash-filled, ‘uninhabitable' home sheds its title as the “Ugliest House of the Year." See its six-week transformation.

NAR’s Chicago leaders gathered with staff for a Women's History Month conversation about the power of hard work, peer-to-peer support, and how luck plays a role in success.

New legislation prevents home buyers from being inundated with unsolicited calls, texts and emails from competing lenders offering loans.

NAR emphasizes that brokers and agents who choose to participate in an MLS agree to comply with the policies and rules.

Even relatively minor issues during a showing could turn buyers off and prevent an offer. Here are 10 things that real estate pros say are some of the worst offenses they see during home showings. https://t.co/7gnXQg37HF

A growing number of Americans are facing a harsh reality: Their retirement savings may not be enough. With traditional retirement accounts falling short, home equity is emerging as a critical financial backstop.

Homeownership rates for millennials vary dramatically across metro areas. In some markets, nearly three out of four households aged 25-44 own homes, while in others it's fewer than one in three.

Population growth, whether driven by natural change or net migration, plays a central role in shaping housing demand. The South continues to lead in net migration, with Texas, Florida, and North Carolina topping the list.

Current home buyers appear to be gradually shifting their focus from spacious, open floor plans to a more traditional closed environment. Will closed floor plans replace open concepts?

Sustainable success in real estate starts with prioritizing resilience, self-awareness and support. These tips can help you put your mental health front and center in your business plan.

NAR and other industry groups say middle-class homeowners are being pushed above the threshold when they sell their homes, creating an unintended tax burden.

From lead qualification to data integrity, specialized AI assistants can handle repetitive tasks, freeing you up to focus on building relationships and closing deals. Learn how a coordinated multiagent system of AI assistants can benefit your business.

Resilient demand, new supply contraction, and abundant acquisition capital are bolstering forecasts for modest growth in the multifamily sector for 2026, despite economic uncertainties. Here’s what you need to know.

Instant Reaction: Jobs, March 6, 2026 "Jobs in the private sector, along with ongoing reductions in federal government staffing, led to lower payroll employment in February."

As rates hover near three-and-a-half-year lows, housing affordability is improving, along with Americans’ outlook on the market.

From founder bottlenecks to culture drift, here’s how to spot the warning signs of fragility in your company and build a brokerage designed for durable, profitable growth.

Bipartisan legislation tackles the housing supply and affordability challenge, with broad support from real estate stakeholders. https://t.co/fEEPnOBT0K

Creating visually impressive, data-rich reports; tailoring property searches to match a client’s exact needs; and helping clients understand home values in their area are just a few ways that Louisville, Ky., broker associate Steve Bagby incorporates RPR tools and data into his

As remote work and multigenerational living become more common, buyers are reconsidering the value of defined spaces. Will closed floor plans replace open concepts? What are you seeing in your area?

Housing affordability isn’t just a Gen Z or millennial conundrum—it’s also hitting those entering their golden years. Jessica Lautz, NAR deputy chief economist, discusses the rise of retirement-aged buyers and lays out some solutions to current housing constraints.