State Associations Offer REALTORS® Opportunity to Advocate at Capitol
Both Kansas REALTORS® (KR) and Missouri REALTORS® (MR) will be hosting Capitol Days the first week of February, offering Kansas City region REALTORS® the chance to make their voices heard at the state level. KR will be hosting its annual statewide Capitol Day on Feb. 3. REALTORS® from across Kansas will gather in Topeka to […]
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REALTOR® Candidate Spotlight: Jennifer Langston-Justus
Jennifer Lanston-Justus has served her community for years as a REALTOR®, volunteer and political advocate. Now, she is running for public office in Clay County’s election for Presiding Commissioner on Aug. 4, 2026. Throughout her decades-long real estate career, Langston-Justus has worked with the community first-hand, hearing the experiences of families, seniors, veterans and more […]
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Landmark Housing Legislation Passes in Senate
By Ross Hettervig, REALTOR® Magazine A landmark piece of housing legislation is on the move through Congress. The Renewing Opportunity in the American Dream to Housing Act of 2025, also known as the ROAD to Housing Act, passed the full Senate on Thursday, Oct. 9, as part of its version of the National Defense Authorization […]
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Local Mayors Discuss Affordable Housing at Panel Event
Affordable housing was front of mind on Thursday, when four mayors from across the greater Kansas City region spoke at a panel event to an audience of over 100 real estate professionals in the KCRAR classroom. During the event, hosted by Women’s Council of REALTORS® (WCR), each panelist spoke to the growth of their own […]
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Local Mayors to Address Real Estate Issues at Upcoming Panel Event
KCRAR and the Women’s Council of REALTORS® (WCR) are partnering for a Board of Mayors event featuring four local mayors. Happening at 10 a.m. on Aug. 21 in the KCRAR Leawood classroom, the panel will include: The mayors will speak to housing and real estate issues that affect REALTORS® and homeowners. Caiharr, who is also […]
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KCRAR Members Advocate for Policies to Promote Housing Availability and Increase Access to Homeownership in Washington, D.C.
During the 2025 National Association of REALTORS® Legislative Meetings, several members of the Kansas City Regional Association of REALTORS® met with members of Congress in Washington, D.C., to advocate for policies that will increase the housing supply and improve access to homeownership. Members and staff of KCRAR met with Senators Jerry Moran and Eric Schmitt […]
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Kansas City REALTOR® Party Displays 2024 Supported Candidates in New Map Resource for Voters
With the launch of the Kansas City REALTOR® Party’s annual voter guide came a new visual resource for voters. An interactive map is now featured on the voter guide for voters to find the candidates running in their voting jurisdiction at a glance. The map features REALTOR® Party supported candidates running for Kansas House of […]
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KCRAR Voter Guide Features 13 REALTOR® Candidates for Aug. 6 Election
KCRAR released this week its Kansas City REALTOR® Party Voter Guide, which supports candidates running in the Aug. 6 primary election who support homeownership and private property rights. The guide features over 90 candidates running for Missouri Senate, Kansas Senate, Missouri House of Representatives, Kansas House of Representatives and various county races in the region. […]
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Five KCRAR Members Inducted into RPAC Hall of Fame at 2024 NAR Spring Conference
Five KCRAR members were inducted into the REALTORS® Political Action Committee (RPAC) Hall of Fame this week in Washington, D.C. T. David Rogers, who was originally inducted in 2009, this year was inducted into a new Hall of Fame level for a lifetime contribution of $100,000. John Brocker, Jennifer Langston-Justus and Dan O’Neill were also […]
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KCRAR Advocates for Real Estate Signs in Warrensburg
By Derek Ramsay, KCRAR Senior VP of REALTOR® Advocacy You probably don’t realize it, but you may be breaking a law right now, as you read this article. If you have a listing with more than one real estate sign posted in the yard, if you have an open house pointer on the corner of […]
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