Missourians voted against two amendments that would've eliminated state income taxes and allowed lawmakers to overturn the ban on transfer taxes.
Home prices rose in 80 percent of metro areas in the second quarter, with smaller markets outpacing the country's priciest ones. Mortgage rates continue to squeeze affordability for buyers, according to a new report from NAR.
Kevin Brown detailed a bipartisan bill to double the capital gains exclusion on home sales, arguing tax exposure — not just interest rates — is keeping inventory off the market. He also discussed NAR's retreat from MLS rulemaking following the Sitzer | Burnett settlement and the strategic plan shaping the association's next moves.
Nykia Wright spent her Inman Connect San Diego session sharing her thoughts on media coverage of NAR and detailing how NAR has rebuilt its legal team, restructured internally and worked to close the trust gap with members since the Sitzer-Burnett settlement.
New NAR data shows personal referrals, not websites or ads, are driving the leads that close international real estate deals — even as the share of agents working with international clients hit a decade low.
The ongoing trend of mergers is expected to provide a more complete dataset for agents serving South Florida.
NAR's latest strategic plan update touts progress on seven priorities, from the sweeping new federal housing law to the Tuccori settlement.
In its 2026 mid-year outlook, the brokerage giant leans hard into a "cost of waiting" message and a flat rejection of crash talk.
Contract signings fell in all four regions, reversing spring's annual gains and signaling softer closings ahead.
In an interview with Inman, General Counsel Jon Waclawski talks about the $52.25 million Tuccori settlement, a quieter litigation docket and why he’s saying little about the DOJ.
NAR published new guidance clarifying what agents and brokers must explain and disclose when sellers choose an office exclusive or pre-marketing listing, plus rules on active-listing status and Clear Cooperation Policy compliance.
Existing-home sales fell 2.4 percent in June, but Chief Economist Lawrence Yun's take on the numbers goes deeper than the topline data. He says the market hasn't been this stuck since 2008 and without a foreclosure crisis to explain it.