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Consumer Guide: Navigating Mortgage Interest Rate Shifts
NOTE: Consumer guides do not constitute any change in NAR policy. Real estate professionals must ensure they market properties consistent with relevant MLS rules and…
Upcoming Webinars for Fair Housing Month
Fair Housing Month signifies a recommitment to advancing equitable opportunities and expanding homeownership.
Observed each April to commemorate the landmark 1968 Fair Housing Act, which…
GAAR/SWMLS Full Event Calendar
Here's What To Expect
Stay ahead with key events, webinars, networking opportunities, and industry insights!
We need volunteers to help with Run for…
O-26-22 Update: Key Changes in the Amended Cooling Ordinance
The Albuquerque City Council recently took action on O-26-22, a proposed update to the City’s cooling requirements, following significant debate around how to balance a…
NAR Strategic Plan: Q1 2026 Update
On Tuesday, April 21st, NAR issued its first quarterly report for the 2026–2028 Strategic Plan.
When NAR introduced this plan, they…
GAAR/SWMLS Brokerage Tours: Bringing Your Association to You
Want real-time updates and real answers—without leaving the office?
Leaders from GAAR and SWMLS are visiting local brokerages to share the latest industry insights, new…
Sandoval County Releases New Emergency Alert System
Sandoval County has launched a new emergency mass notification program named SCAN (Sandoval County Alerts and Notifications).
This program is for County employees, residents, and…
Expanding Access: What Brokers Need to Know About Serving Deaf Clients
Understanding ADA responsibilities and improving communication access can help brokers reduce risk, support agents and welcome an underserved segment of homebuyers and sellers.
Roland Scanlan…
Cooling Mandates, Real Consequences: Why O-26-22 Misses the Mark
The Albuquerque City Council is considering Ordinance O-26-22, a proposal that would impose new cooling requirements on all residential properties.
While the goal is understandable,…