Reflections on a busy 2017
It’s been an extremely busy year and I’ve had a wonderful time crossing the state and meeting so many of PAR’s 33,000 members. I wanted to reflect on a few of the highlights of the year.
Read More
Majority of younger buyers cite ‘tired of renting’ as reason they buy a home
Pennsylvania markets saw an increase in younger buyers this year, according to the Welcome Home survey conducted for the Pennsylvania Association of Realtors®.
Read More
Triple Play: Now is the time to sign up
Join us next month, Dec. 4 through Dec. 7, for a few days of learning, networking and advancing your career in Atlantic City.
Read More
Vote yes on referendum tomorrow
The Homestead Exclusion Amendment would allow local taxing authorities to exclude up to 100 percent of the assessed value of a home from taxation. Currently, the law allows the exclusion up to one-half of the median assessed value of all homestead property.
Read MoreSubscribe To JustListed Daily Emails
Respond to NAR’s Call-for-Action on tax reform
As Realtors®, we need tell our legislators that we’re opposed to any attempt to limit or eliminate tax incentives for homeownership and real estate investment.
Read More
Every vote counts – remember to register
It’s so important for Realtors® to register to vote and remember to go to the polls on Election Day, Nov. 7.
Read More
National Flood Insurance is vital to property owners
More than 3,200 Pennsylvania Realtors® have responded to NAR’s Call-for-Action to urge Congress to reauthorize the National Flood Insurance Program. Realtors® are urged to respond today.
Read More
Market conditions stress homebuyers, according to recent Welcome Home survey
PAR’s newest Welcome Home survey confirms what many of us are seeing in our real estate markets. Conditions – low inventory and selling – are stressing our clients.
Read More
Congress: Reauthorize national flood insurance
NAR launched a Call-for-Action to urge Congress to reauthorize the National Flood Insurance Program.
Read More
Consumers who “want to buy” outpace those who “need to buy”
Twenty-six percent of buyers pointed to clear and sudden changes in life circumstance as their most important reasons for buying a home.
Read More