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NSR News

The latest information about the association, our brokerage community, and the real estate industry.

membership News
NSR Closed for Juneteenth

The North Shore REALTOR® offices are closed today, June 18th, in observance of Juneteenth.
membership News
May Market Statistics Now Available

Inventory remains low while prices rise
advocacy News
Real Estate Developments - May 2021

Collected real estate development articles from around the North Shore for the month of May 2021.
membership News
April Market Statistics Now Available

The April Market Statistics are now available!
membership News
North Shore REALTORS® Names Patrick Maguire as Chief Executive Officer

The North Shore REALTORS® (NSR) announced today the hiring of Patrick Maguire as its new Chief Executive Officer, following a nationwide search.
leadership News
Local Cities Partner to Declare April Fair Housing Month

NSR has worked with several local municipalities to declare April Fair Housing Month on the North Shore.
advocacy News
Salem Passes ADU Ordinance

The Salem City Council voted 7-4 to pass the Affordable Accessory Dwelling Unit Ordinance.
General News
March Market Statistics Now Available

The March Market Statistics are now available!
advocacy News
Public Hearing for Salem ADU Ordinance

Tomorrow, March 30 at 6:30pm, a Joint Meeting of the Salem Planning Board and the City Council will hold a Public Hearing about the Affordable Accessory Dwelling Unit Ordinance.
membership News
February Market Statistics are Now Available

The February Market Statistics are now available!
advocacy News
210 Affordable Units Maintained Through 2071 in Lynn

The Lynn Economic Development & Industrial Corporation (EDIC) has come to an agreement with Crowninshield Management Corporation to maintain the 210 Affordable Housing units as affordable in the Harbor Loft Apartments until 2071.
advocacy News
Gloucester Public Hearing on Inclusionary Zoning Amendment

At a Public Hearing held by the Gloucester Planning Board it was voted unanimously to move the amendment of the Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance to the City Council.