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If Powell’s three rate cuts are fading, is it just a wait-and-see? Well, yes and no. Another tool the Fed has is Quantitative Easing and Tightening. Made popular by Fed Chair Bernanke in 2008, quantitative easing is the Fed’s large-scale asset purchase of long-term treasuries and mortgage-backed securities. 

Download the April Market Trends Report infographic. This is a great resource to share with your clients and colleagues on social media, your website or via email or even print.

The 10-month program offers a comprehensive approach to leadership development, providing participants with profound insights into the Realtor® Association at all organizational levels.

March brings a spring market that didn’t miss a beat as new listings and pending sales jumped.

With the recent announcement of the proposed settlement agreement from the National Association of Realtors® (NAR), we want to ensure you have a clear understanding of its implications and how it may affect your business.

Download the SentriKey® Real Estate App to utilize your lockbox to its full potential. From there you can use a ton of features. If you need any help, browse through our SentriKey Showing Service® Guide.

Dive into the pulse of 48 distinct cities and counties with our comprehensive March 2024 reports, each providing you with essential data on detached and attached properties. These one-page reports deliver a snapshot of crucial metrics such as active inventory, new listings, average and median sales prices, days on market and more. Click below to...

Reach a captive audience of Realtors® looking to build their real estate support team at our Realtor® Toolbelt vendor expo which includes an education class on May 7th.

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Spoiler alert! In every scenario, rates are going to come back down. It's just a matter of when. If you are sitting on the sidelines trying to time the market, the questions to ask might be: why are rates staying higher for longer? Where do experts believe rates will go in 2024? And what could the next five years look like?