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SPAAR News

Be up on the latest SPAAR news, which will keep you in the know with the latest Association and real estate information.

SPAAR works to create better agents and better communities.

SPAAR reports on the latest in market data, industry news and community outreach.

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Housing-focused topic for SPAAR book club starts February 22

SPAAR's Housing Affordability Task Force is hosting the next housing-focused book club pick Homesick: Why Housing Is Unaffordable and How We Can Change It.
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Beyond the Lens: elevating your real estate listings with visuals

Ready to take your real estate marketing to the next level? Listen to the full episode now and discover the secrets to leveraging photography, videography, 2d floor plans, and 3D tours for success!
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Realtor® Day at the Capitol is Monday, March 4

This year's Realtor® Day at the Capitol will be Monday, March 4, 2024.
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Realtor® Connect Mixer hosted by Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity

SPAAR members are invited to join in the Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity Realtor® Connect Mixer on Thursday, February 22, from 3:30-5:30pm.
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Sheri Richards earns RCE designation

Sheri Richards earns RCE designation.
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SPAAR in the News

Local news featured Amy Peterson, 2024 President of the Saint Paul Area Association of REALTORS®, sharing about the 2023 housing market.
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New Members – January 2024

Welcome, January 2024 new members to the Realtor® family!
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SPAAR members find value in Northern Lights leadership training

SPAAR officers and its Board of Directors joined other local Association officers and Board of Directors for leadership training as part of the Minnesota Realtors® Northern Lights conference.
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SPAAR takes part in sharing annual 2023 Twin Cities Housing Market report

In 2023, higher interest rates continued to weigh on market activity, yet prices are still up. 23-year high mortgage rates and rising prices increased monthly housing costs and slowed buyer activity.
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