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Real estate pros have adapted their businesses by using technology.

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July 9, 2020

Many REALTORSÂ® Say Theyâre Prepared for Second Wave

As coronavirus cases surge and state and local reopening plans stall, some pros are confident theyâve learned lessons to weather the disruption.

NAR Applauds Fair Housing, Transportation Funding in Appropriations Bill

A House subcommittee included fair housing counseling, LGBTQ housing protections, and transportation infrastructure projects in its proposed 2021 spending bill.

Realtor.comÂ® Reports Record-Breaking Traffic on Listings

The listing site is seeing its monthly traffic surge. But buyers are finding fewer homes to view.

Mortgage Applications Keep Rising Above Last Yearâs Levels

The average purchase loan size rose to a high of $365,700, as borrowers contend with limited supply and higher home prices.

1 in 5 Americans Have Moved During the Pandemic

Millions of Americans have relocated this year due to the COVID-19 outbreak, according to a new study from the Pew Research Center. Find out why.

NAR in the Media

Association Leader on Crisis Management

Victoria Gillespie, NARâs chief marketing and communications officer and one of HousingWire Magazineâs 2020 Women of Influence, imparts a lesson from the pandemic: âYou cannot wait until a crisis is presented to build strength and unity. You must begin building strong leadership at the foundation.â

Helping Communities Rebuild

Beloved Park Was Defaced, Then Restored With NAR Grant

An association program is helping REALTORÂ® organizations revive areas affected by recent vandalism linked to protests.

We Recommend

How to Prepare for Any Market Shift

Buyerâs agents can access checklists, handouts, and get training the Accredited Buyerâs Representative, a content sponsor, to stay ahead in an unpredictable time.

What to Keep and Throw Out After Pandemic

Some of the ways real estate pros have adapted during the COVID-19 era will stay with the industry for the long term.

Spotlight on First-Time Buyers

Market Pulse offers a glimpse at recent housing market trends.

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