Zillow, Sacramento, and the Power of Connection: A Conversation with Dirk Killingsworth
We believe that the best way to empower our members is through knowledge, collaboration, and open dialogue. That’s exactly what we brought to the table in the latest episode of […]
What the A’s Move to West Sacramento Could Mean for Local Real Estate
Major League Baseball is officially in the Sacramento region. With the Oakland (Sacramento?) Athletics preparing to begin their inaugural season at Sutter Health Park on March 31, 2025, West Sacramento […]
Sacramento Association of REALTORS® Partners with Rebuilding Together Sacramento and NHORA for Community Revitalization Event
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Sacramento, CA – March 20, 2025 – The Sacramento Association of REALTORS® (SAR) is proud to announce its continued partnership with Rebuilding Together Sacramento and the National […]
Women Build 2025
At the Sacramento Association of REALTORS®, we recently had the privilege of participating in Habitat for Humanity of Greater Sacramento’s Women Build 2025 event, presented by U.S. Bank. Despite facing […]
Housing Statistics, February 2025
Housing Statistics – February 2025 For-sale listings increased 61.6% year-over-year and 12.9% from last month, giving buyers more options. Sold listings declined 12% from last year and 4.5% from last […]
A Safe Haven for Sacramento: Supporting the Family Justice Center’s Mission
We believe that strong communities are built on safety, stability, and support. As REALTORS®, we are more than just advocates for homeownership—we are champions for safe and thriving communities. That’s […]
NAR Launches Fairhaven 2.0: A New Standard in Fair Housing Training
Experience Fairhaven 2.0 The National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) has officially launched Fairhaven 2.0, an upgraded fair housing training platform designed to challenge members with dynamic scenarios, provide actionable insights, […]
Breaking Barriers: The Legacy of Dr. Robert C. Weaver in Shaping Urban America
Dr. Robert C. Weaver was a trailblazer in American public policy and urban development. Appointed in 1966 as the first African American to serve in a presidential cabinet, his role […]
Housing Statistics – January 2025
Housing Statistics – January 25 The number of for sale listings was up 44.2% from one year earlier and up 8.8% from the previous month. The number of sold listings […]
Honoring Z A: A Trailblazer in Housing and Equality
Zipporah Potter Atkins: Boston’s First Recorded Black Woman Landowner – In 1670, Zipporah Potter Atkins made history as the first recorded African American to own property in Boston. Defying the odds in colonial America, she purchased land in the North End at just 25 years old, retained ownership through marriage, and signed her 1699 sale deed—proving her literacy. Her remarkable story showcases the resilience and agency of free Black individuals in early American history. Learn more about her groundbreaking achievement.