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A REALTOR® Can!
Featuring real Wisconsin REALTORS® and their stories, the WRA’s “A REALTOR® Can” campaign continues to strengthening the REALTOR® brand and showcase the vital role REALTORS® play in today’s real estate landscape.
Here are a few highlights that demonstrate the value of REALTORS® in today's market:
REALTORS® are more than transaction facilitators — they’re advocates, problem-solvers and trusted partners.
REALTORS® bring expertise and empathy, guiding clients through one of life’s biggest decisions with care and confidence.
“A REALTOR® Can” reminds consumers that real estate is personal, and REALTORS® make the process smoother, smarter, and more human.
The campaign focuses on digital platforms like YouTube, Spotify, TikTok and social media to reach modern buyers and sellers. Explore the campaign today.
NAR Updates Code of Ethics at Legislative Meetings
At the 2025 REALTORS® Legislative Meetings, the NAR Board of Directors approved changes to Standard of Practice 10-5 and Professional Standards Policy Statement 29 under Article 10 of the Code of Ethics.
These updates clarify the definition of harassment and ensure the policy applies specifically to members in their professional roles. The amendments align with NAR’s commitment to fair housing, support consistent enforcement, and mirror similar standards across other national trade associations.
According to a recent article by Realtor.com, at the current rate of construction, it would take roughly 7.5 years to close the housing gap that continues to fuel the affordability crisis. While 2024 marked the first time since 2016 that home construction outpaced the number of new households, the country is still falling short.
Many younger adults—particularly Gen Z and millennials—weren’t able to form new households, with about 1.6 million delaying that step due to a lack of affordable options. Expanding housing supply remains a critical part of the long-term solution.
New listings across the South Central Wisconsin Region rose 7.6% in April compared to last year. Year-to-date, new listings are up 5.1%, a continued sign of seller confidence. Total active residential listings reached 2,021, a 21.2% increase over April 2024. Months’ supply of inventory was 1.7 months, up from 1.5 months in April 2024 — an 11.3% gain. Read more in the April Market Statistics Report.
