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NAR Research Did you know that, according to recent statistics released by the U.S. Census Bureau, living alone is becoming a norm?

Did You Know: November 6, 2009

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NAR Research Did you know in 2007, standard tax deduction amounts were $5,350 for single filers, $10,700for married-joint filers, $5,350 for married-separate filers, $7,850 for head of household filers, and $10,700 for qualified widows?

Economist's Commentary: November 5, 2009

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NAR Research The economy is showing signs of a tepid recovery, suggestive that it could take more time and stronger consumer confidence to bolster it.

Economists' Outlook: Daily Forecast Update, November 04

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NAR Research Did you know the number of taxpayers claiming a mortgage interest deduction in each state varied from 50,351 in North Dakota to 5,221,487 in California?

Economist's Commentary: November 4, 2009

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NAR Research The extension and expansion in the tax credit through mid-2010 will help assure that the housing value momentum is sustained.

Economists' Outlook: Daily Forecast Update, November 03

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NAR Research Did you know that the number of tax returns filed with $200,000 or more in adjusted gross income ranges from 6,300 in North Dakota to 691,500in California?

Economist's Commentary: November 3, 2009

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NAR Research Pending home sales rose again, marking eight consecutive monthly gains—the longest streak since measurement began in 2001.

Pending Home Sales Rise for Record Eight Straight Months

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NAR Research Home buyers continue to stay in the market and are signing contracts.

Economists' Outlook: Daily Forecast Update, November 02

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NAR Research Did you know members who work at smaller firms, those with less than 25 agents and brokers in either the office or the firm typically made below $40,000 in 2008?

Economist's Commentary: October 2, 2009

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NAR Research The savings rate next year could rise as consumers become cautious about their spending.

Economists' Outlook: Daily Forecast Update, October 30, 2009

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NAR Research This month’s Research Spotlight features Carol Murphy.

Economists' Outlook: Economists' Commentary, October 30, 2009

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NAR Research The GDP, the broadest measure of economic activity, is showing an upward trend.

Economists' Outlook: Daily Forecast Update, October 29, 2009

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NAR Research Did you know that in the third quarter of 2009 national vacancy rates increased to 11.1 percent for rental housing and 2.6 percent forhomeowner housing?
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NAR Research Did you know the median earnings for women in the United States were $35,471, or 77.9 percent of men's earnings? http://www.realtor.org/research/economists_outlook/didyouknow/dyk102909ss

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NAR Research Good news: the home buyer tax credit will be available through the middle of next year and to more potential buyers.

NAR Research Did you know that, according to recent statistics released by the U.S. Census Bureau, living alone is becoming a norm?

NAR Research Did you know in 2007, standard tax deduction amounts were $5,350 for single filers, $10,700for married-joint filers, $5,350 for married-separate filers, $7,850 for head of household filers, and $10,700 for qualified widows?

NAR Research The economy is showing signs of a tepid recovery, suggestive that it could take more time and stronger consumer confidence to bolster it.

NAR Research Did you know the number of taxpayers claiming a mortgage interest deduction in each state varied from 50,351 in North Dakota to 5,221,487 in California?

NAR Research The extension and expansion in the tax credit through mid-2010 will help assure that the housing value momentum is sustained.

NAR Research Did you know that the number of tax returns filed with $200,000 or more in adjusted gross income ranges from 6,300 in North Dakota to 691,500in California?

NAR Research Pending home sales rose again, marking eight consecutive monthly gains—the longest streak since measurement began in 2001.

NAR Research Home buyers continue to stay in the market and are signing contracts.

NAR Research Did you know members who work at smaller firms, those with less than 25 agents and brokers in either the office or the firm typically made below $40,000 in 2008?

NAR Research The savings rate next year could rise as consumers become cautious about their spending.

NAR Research This month’s Research Spotlight features Carol Murphy.

NAR Research The GDP, the broadest measure of economic activity, is showing an upward trend.

NAR Research Did you know that in the third quarter of 2009 national vacancy rates increased to 11.1 percent for rental housing and 2.6 percent forhomeowner housing?
http://www.realtor.org/research/economists_outlook/didyouknow/dyk103009ss

NAR Research Did you know the median earnings for women in the United States were $35,471, or 77.9 percent of men's earnings? http://www.realtor.org/research/economists_outlook/didyouknow/dyk102909ss

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NAR Research

NAR Research Good news: the home buyer tax credit will be available through the middle of next year and to more potential buyers.

NAR Research Did you know that, according to recent statistics released by the U.S. Census Bureau, living alone is becoming a norm?

NAR Research Did you know in 2007, standard tax deduction amounts were $5,350 for single filers, $10,700for married-joint filers, $5,350 for married-separate filers, $7,850 for head of household filers, and $10,700 for qualified widows?

NAR Research The economy is showing signs of a tepid recovery, suggestive that it could take more time and stronger consumer confidence to bolster it.

NAR Research Did you know the number of taxpayers claiming a mortgage interest deduction in each state varied from 50,351 in North Dakota to 5,221,487 in California?

NAR Research The extension and expansion in the tax credit through mid-2010 will help assure that the housing value momentum is sustained.

NAR Research Did you know that the number of tax returns filed with $200,000 or more in adjusted gross income ranges from 6,300 in North Dakota to 691,500in California?

NAR Research Pending home sales rose again, marking eight consecutive monthly gains—the longest streak since measurement began in 2001.

NAR Research Home buyers continue to stay in the market and are signing contracts.

NAR Research Did you know members who work at smaller firms, those with less than 25 agents and brokers in either the office or the firm typically made below $40,000 in 2008?

NAR Research The savings rate next year could rise as consumers become cautious about their spending.

NAR Research This month’s Research Spotlight features Carol Murphy.

NAR Research The GDP, the broadest measure of economic activity, is showing an upward trend.

NAR Research Did you know that in the third quarter of 2009 national vacancy rates increased to 11.1 percent for rental housing and 2.6 percent forhomeowner housing?http://www.realtor.org/research/economists_outlook/didyouknow/dyk103009ss

NAR Research Did you know the median earnings for women in the United States were $35,471, or 77.9 percent of men's earnings? http://www.realtor.org/research/economists_outlook/didyouknow/dyk102909ss

NAR Research Did you know that in the third quarter of 2009 national vacancy rates increased to 11.1 percent for rental housing and 2.6 percent forhomeowner housing?
http://www.realtor.org/research/economists_outlook/didyouknow/dyk103009ss