As we head into a busy spring season, this month’s NAAR update is packed with opportunities to stay informed, engaged, and ahead of the curve. With Fair Housing Month as a central focus next month, you’ll find reminders on best practices, upcoming education, and ways to continue showing up as a trusted, ethical professional in your business. We’re also bringing you fresh insights from a market outlook with Dr. Lawrence Yun to the return of our Beyond the Sale podcast, along with important industry updates and recent MLS rule revisions. NAAR is also celebrating our association’s Triple Crown achievement and continuing to invest in the future of our industry through our EDI Scholarship. Plus, we’re sharing resources to help you protect your clients from emerging risks like deepfake fraud and support your own well-being. Take a few minutes to explore what’s new, get involved in upcoming events, and make the most of everything your association has to offer this month.

February recognizes Black History Month and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Month, reaffirming REALTORS®’ commitment to equitable service and access to homeownership. Inside this month’s newsletter, members will find reminders on rural property considerations in Coconino County, Flagstaff Housing Division initiatives, ADRE licensing and advertising guidance, and the February 2026 Arizona REALTORS® form revisions. The issue also highlights Flexmls training, BetterHelp resources supporting neurodiversity and self-esteem, and insights from Lawrence Yun. In addition, it celebrates member achievements, encourages advocacy through RAPAC, and promotes early-bird registration for the Arizona REALTORS® 2026 Spring Conference.

The January 2026 NAAR Newsletter reflects on a year of meaningful impact while looking ahead to what’s next for our members and our industry. Inside, you’ll find highlights from the 2025 Year in Review, key advocacy efforts at every level, recognition of outstanding member leadership, and timely insights into Flagstaff’s rental market. As we begin the new year, this issue also shares resources and opportunities designed to support member engagement, growth, and well-being.

As we wrap up 2025, this month’s NAAR newsletter highlights the strength of our REALTOR® community, the impact of giving back, and important updates to keep you informed and compliant. Inside, a message from 2026 President Kristina Henson, celebrates our members and leadership, along with a recap of the successful Holiday Breakfast that raised funds and donations for local nonprofits. The newsletter also features major housing initiatives, including a landmark investment in Habitat for Humanity, the City of Flagstaff’s newly established Housing Division, and opportunities for member engagement through surveys and newsletters. Regulatory and professional updates include newly available Arizona Administrative Code resources, a CE rule change allowing limited rollover hours, and reminders about dues renewal, MLS requirements, and key deadlines. We also take time to honor members we’ve lost, share upcoming events, and reinforce MLS rules that support fairness and accountability across our marketplace.

The NAAR newsletter highlights the 2026 Installation of Officers and Directors at Lowell Observatory, honors the 2025 award recipients, and extends appreciation to President Michelle Linton for her leadership. Members are encouraged to join 2026 committees and review updates on the new statewide MLS datashare partnership. The issue also outlines 2026 dues and MLS fee details, promotes RAPAC investment opportunities, and shares important updates to the Arizona Administrative Code. Additional resources include insights from recent NAR reports, home-improvement guidance, member health insurance options, upcoming NAAR events, and reminders about MLS compliance requirements.