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At NAR Midyear, The Media Was Cast As The Villain — Repeatedly

NAR's legal team, president and chief economist defended the group's cooperative compensation rule and used journalists as a scapegoat repeatedly during midyear panels earlier this month.

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NAR s Yun Predicts Falling Rates, Rising Sales - Banker & Tradesman

NAR s Yun Predicts Falling Rates, Rising Sales - Banker & Tradesman
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NAR Chief Economist Predicts Falling Long-Term Interest Rates, Rising Existing-Home Sales in 2024

NAR Chief Economist Predicts Falling Long-Term Interest Rates, Rising Existing-Home Sales in 2024
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Anderson County home sells for $1 525 million | Greenville Real Estate Special Coverage

A sprawling property in Anderson County featuring a four-bedroom home on 109 acres sold recently for $1.525 million.

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With inflation cooling down, mortgage rates could drop to 6% by spring buying season

With inflation cooling more than expected, economist Lawrence Yun forecasts that the Federal Reserve will adjust its monetary tightening posture, and buyers could see mortgage rates drop to 6-7% by early spring.

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