NAR Launches Market Data Dashboard
The new dashboard gives Realtors exclusive, monthly metro data and forecasts to better guide clients on affordability, pricing and market trends.
WASHINGTON — The National Association of Realtors® published the NAR Market Statistics Dashboard, a member-exclusive tool that provides members with housing data that enhances their ability to help their clients buy and sell homes.
"The new Dashboard is a tool that enables NAR members to stay ahead of the market and better serve their clients. Using exclusive NAR data, the Dashboard is a one-stop-shop that equips members with insights into shifts in affordability, demand, and the economy. This allows agents who are Realtors® to advocate on behalf of their clients with confidence and achieve better outcomes," said Lawrence Yun, NAR chief economist.
The interactive Market Statistics Dashboard is updated monthly and provides NAR members with metro data on:
- Housing affordability
- Sales and listing trends
- Home pricing changes
- Economic indicators
- Homeownership and demographic insights
The Dashboard also includes forward-looking analysis on how many households could qualify to buy a median-priced home if mortgage rates fall to 6%. This enables members to better guide clients through the homebuying and selling process.
The analysis shows that even a modest decline in mortgage rates can improve affordability. If mortgage rates fall to 6%, NAR expects that an additional 5.5 million households in America, including 1.6 million renters, will have the income needed to buy a median priced home. Approximately 10% of the additional households would be expected to buy over the next 12 to 18 months if rates decline.
These affordability gains are expected to support stronger housing activity. NAR's latest forecast projects a:
- 3% increase in home sales in 2025 and 14% increase in 2026
- 1% rise in home prices in 2025 and 4% rise in 2026
- 6.7% average for the 30-year mortgage rate in 2025 and a 6.0% average in 2026
Atlanta, Dallas, Minneapolis, Cleveland, and Kansas City are expected to see the strongest boost in home sales activity if rates decline to 6%.
Members can access the Market Statistics Dashboard here.
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