Posts Tagged ‘real’
April MLS Statistical Report
The last few statistical reports have drawn attention to an apparent “cooling off” considering the recent decline in inventory, among other factors.
Read MoreNAR’s Real Estate Forecast Summit This Month
NAR’s Real Estate Forecast Summit This Month NAR will hold its virtual Real Estate Forecast Summit: Residential Update event this week on July 27th from 12:00-1:00P. The summit will provide an outlook on the residential market. The discussion will also include consideration of international activity in the residential market. Speakers include 2022 NAR’s President Leslie…
Read MoreNAR’s Webinar “Antitrust for Real Estate Professionals”
NAR has released the video, “Window to the Law: Antitrust for Real Estate Professionals.”
Read MoreNAR’s Real Safe Agent
NAR’s has developed the Real Safe Agent Crime Prevention System. Used by tens of thousands of agents around the country, Real Safe Agent is the industry’s only purpose-built CRIME PREVENTION SYSTEM.
Read MoreWorking with Real Estate Agents Disclosure Form
One of the biggest changes to forms that took place on July 1st is the Working with Real Estate Agents Disclosure Form (Buyers and Sellers).
Read MoreJune MLS Statistics
There are two times during the year when sales tend to get a little sluggish. One of them is June/July.
Read MoreOBAR Doing More to Promote Commercial Real Estate
Wednesday, March 10, 2021, NAR is holding its virtual Real Estate Forecast Summit: Commercial Update event, which will provide an outlook on the changing commercial real estate market.
Read MoreOBAR Doing More to Promote Commercial Real Estate
OBAR has partnered with CREXi. Founded in 2015, CREXi is a commercial real estate (CRE) marketplace and technology platform dedicated to supporting the CRE industry and it stakeholders.
Read MoreOctober Real Estate Statistics Released
The Outer Banks Association of REALTORS® has released the October 2020 real estate statistical report. It is hard to know exactly where to start when so many records are being broken in the OBX real estate market. First and foremost, we have almost surpassed 2005’s record YTD total volume sold, having seen an astronomical $1.18 BILLION.
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