Industry leaders, including NAR CEO Bob Goldberg, went to Capitol Hill on Wednesday to urge preserving affordable housing provisions as lawmakers whittle down the $3.5 trillion package.

Friday marks the first day of the new fiscal year for the federal government, a consequential date for a raft of programs and government funding.

A virtual event commemorating the 20th anniversary of the REALTORS® Relief Foundation draws wide support.

A majority of justices agreed that housing providers should no longer bear “a significant financial cost of the pandemic.”

Find out why NAR is investing in these charity-minded real estate pros to help grow their community efforts.

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A U.S. District Court ruled Wednesday that the nationwide eviction moratorium is unlawful, though the Department of Justice quickly appealed the decision. NAR supports the court ruling and says it’s time to focus on getting rental assistance funds to tenants and housing providers.

Closing the racial homeownership gap is a primary goal, as is supporting a weakened commercial real estate market, association leaders say.

In a unanimous ruling, the court explained that calls and texts made without using random or sequential dialing technology are excluded from restrictions of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.

A new round of pandemic assistance is coming to Americans, small business owners, and struggling mom-and-pop housing providers.

The bill, which includes much-needed state and local aid, now goes to the Senate. NAR weighs in on the path to passage for the legislation.

NAR wins rental assistance and deductibility of business expenses paid with Paycheck Protection Program funds as part of a $900 billion economic package that now goes to President Donald Trump.