A housing slowdown precipitated by low inventory and rising mortgage rates will open opportunities for some buyers, NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun predicts.

Passage by the House sets the stage for a Senate vote on NAR efforts to bring more real estate transactions into the digital age.

A report highlights housing supply issues and how a multifaceted approach could be key to improving housing equity as well.

The inventory crunch will continue to chip away at affordability and sideline more buyers unless Congress enacts policies to boost housing production, NAR’s chief economist testifies on Capitol Hill.