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C.A.R 2026 Realtor Action Assessment Dues Increase
The REALTOR® Action Assessment (RAA) is being increased to ensure that the California Association of REALTORS® can continue to advocate for its members and for homeownership at the highest level. Beginning in 2026, the RAA will increase from $69 to $168 annually. This adjustment strengthens C.A.R.’s ability to protect property rights, defend REALTORS®’ business interests, and expand access to homeownership across California. The RAA fuels C.A.R.’s advocacy to stop harmfu


What would happen to mortgage rates if Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac went public?
NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun breaks down how government guarantees impact rates and why they matter for every homebuyer. Have a question about the real estate economy? Email AskTheEconomist@nar.realtor
Governor Wraps up Legislative Session
GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS UPDATE Governor Wraps Up Bill Signings, Concludes First Year of Legislative Session This week, Governor Gavin Newsom took action on a wave of bills, officially wrapping up the first year of the Legislature’s two-year session. Under normal circumstances, the Governor has 12 days to sign or veto bills once they’ve been approved by both houses of the Legislature. If no action is taken within that time, the legislation automatically becomes law. However, the
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