NAR has released its NAR Market Statistics Dashboard, a tool that tracks housing and economic trends and provides forward-looking analyses for home sales and pricing activity. NAR will demo the dashboard at its midyear forecast on Wednesday.
Source: Inman News
NAR’s new member-only market tool tracks prices, demand, affordability
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