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.
For media inquiries contact Jennifer Kovacich, Communications Director at Office: (651) 287-3922 or Direct: (612) 801-0498.
Time sensitive education reminders
Before yearend 2024, SPAAR wants to make sure members are up on their Code of Ethics status and are aware of its limited offer for a price-reduced On-Demand Education Pass.
Perspective from The Opportunity Report
Fast forward to 2024 and the real estate opportunity report developed by T3 Sixty. This report has taken the industry changes, provided context, and turned them into opportunities followed up with perspective. The Opportunity Report breaks it into sections of Real Estate Brokers and Agents, Organized Real Estate, State Regulatory Agencies, Key Stakeholders, and Overall impact on Stakeholders.SPAAR offers members an option for BOI compliance assistance
SPAAR is collaborating with Wolters Kluwer, a financial services solutions company, to offer members an optional BizFilings Beneficial Ownership reporting solution.
SPAAR Toastmasters: communication and leadership skills development
SPAAR Toastmasters is open to guests. Come check it out!
Leadership SPAAR applications now open for 2025
Leadership SPAAR is designed to empower emerging Realtor® leaders and guide them in maximizing their leadership potential.
Beyond the Stats: a look at the September 2024 housing market from the Realtor® perspective
SPAAR members Susan Mall and Pahola Clysdale sat down with SPAAR's Communications Director, Jennifer Kovacich, to talk local housing market statistics, including what they're experiencing in today's market and how they guide their clients to make the decisions right for them.
Affordability inches up alongside inventory while sales stabilize
“Buyers are pleased to have better affordability and more options to choose from,” said Amy Peterson, President of the Saint Paul Area Association of REALTORS®. “For the most part, sellers still hold the reigns in this market even with the additional inventory we’ve seen.”
