By this point, all NVAR members are aware of the changes resulting from a proposed settlement by the National Association of Realtors® (NAR). One change is a requirement that Realtors® must have a written representation agreement with a client prior to offering touring services.

Hear from Sean Bugg on the generational difference between Gen Z and Gen X when it comes to cell phone usage and how it can impact a transaction.

The news of the proposed National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) settlement and its implications resulted in industry-wide questions and apprehension about the fundamentals of buyer agency representation. As we continue monitoring industry developments and working to understand how best to talk about the changes with potential clients and the most efficient ways to educate the public, we understand that there are potential buyers who (for various reasons) do not want their own representation.

For the first time in decades, the Fairfax County School Board conducted a comprehensive review of the Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) Boundary Policy (Policy 8130) and approved updates to the policy at its July 18 Regular Public Meeting. The July 18 action completes a years-long process that creates a framework for future boundary adjustments.

Did you know that 2025 Dues Renewal is now open? As the “voice of real estate” in Northern Virginia, NVAR provides you steadfast support, relevant resources, and creative solutions.  We are excited to continue our partnership with you, as you strive to achieve your real estate career goals.

The Shop Realtor® program categorizes member resources and benefits based on your business approach. Explore the array of events and resources available in each Shop Realtor® category for August.

This article examines free and clear home ownership in the Greater NVAR region.