NYSAR - New York State Association of REALTORS, Inc.

61,000 New York REALTORS are waiting to assist you

"Whether it's your first home, your next home, your dream home or your vacation home,
NYSAR.com is designed to help you on your way during the home buying and selling process."

Consumer Features

Find a REALTOR

With more than 61,000 New York REALTORS waiting to serve you, this function will allow you to find the perfect professional to work with.
Click here to find your REALTOR.

Why a REALTOR?
Learn what sets a REALTOR apart from other real estate agents, and how he or she can help you in the buying or selling process. Click here to learn how New York’s REALTORS work for you.

Become a REALTOR

If you’re interested in a career in real estate or want more information on how to become a member of the New York State Association of REALTORS, click here.

Real Estate 101
NYSAR Senior Instructor Jim Pugliese offers information on the buying and selling process in the Real Estate 101 segment on Capital News 9. Click here to view the video clips.

LATEST NEWS

rss feed

New York housing market sales pace improves, median price holds
Sales of existing single-family homes in New York State in May outpaced April by nearly 12 percent, with more than 80 percent of New York’s reporting counties seeing an increase in sales, according to preliminary single-family sales data accumu.... Read More

Bank of America completes Countrywide deal
Atlanta Journal-Constitution (07/02/08)

Bank of America Corp.'s acquisition of Countrywide Financial Corp. was finalized on July 1. The buyer is now the nation's top originator and servicer of home loans, with a firm grasp on 20 .... Read More

In the latest chill for homeowners, banks are freezing lines of credit
Wall Street Journal (07/01/08) P. D6; Hoak, Amy

HSBC Holdings PLC, Bank of America Corp., and Washington Mutual Inc. are among the mortgage lenders looking to avoid additional losses by reducing or freezing home equity lines of .... Read More

Mortgage rates creeping upward
USA Today (06/30/08) Bahney, Anna

With Freddie Mac reporting a jump in the 30-year fixed mortgage rate to 6.45 percent during the week ended June 26 from 5.48 percent in January, there are concerns that the housing slump will be exten.... Read More

More Breaking News