Definition
National Association of Real Estate Editors (NAREE)
The National Association of Real Estate Editors (NAREE) is an esteemed professional organization comprised of journalists, editors, authors, and communicators specializing in news, information, and commentary about residential, commercial, and industrial real estate. Established to foster excellence in real estate reporting, NAREE provides critical resources and a network to support its members’ professional development, encourage accurate and insightful journalism, and enhance public understanding of real estate issues.
Examples
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Annual Journalism Conference: NAREE hosts an annual conference that draws industry-leading journalists and real estate professionals. It includes discussions on current trends in real estate, workshops for honing journalistic skills, and networking opportunities.
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NAREE Journalism Awards: Each year, NAREE honors superior journalism across various fields, such as breaking news, feature stories, investigative reporting, and blogging about real estate topics.
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Real Estate News and Updates: Members of NAREE frequently publish newsletters, bulletins, and articles which serve as valuable resources for staying updated on recent developments in the housing market, commercial real estate, and environmental impacts on property.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is NAREE’s mission?
NAREE’s mission is to elevate the quality and impact of real estate reporting and communication while supporting the careers of its members through education, resources, and community engagement.
Who can become a member of NAREE?
NAREE membership is open to professional journalists, editors, authors, and communication specialists who cover real estate topics, as well as to academics and other industry professionals who contribute to public understanding of real estate.
What are the benefits of joining NAREE?
Benefits include access to professional development opportunities, the ability to attend NAREE’s annual conference, eligibility to enter the annual real estate journalism awards, and networking with other professionals in the field of real estate journalism.
How can I attend the NAREE annual conference?
Attendees can register for the NAREE annual conference through the association’s official website, where they will find detailed information on dates, venue, and agenda.
Are there any educational resources available through NAREE?
Yes, NAREE provides numerous educational resources including archived conference materials, webinars, newsletters, and access to a network of experienced real estate journalists.
Related Terms
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Real Estate Journalism: The profession and craft of reporting and analyzing news related to real estate, including market trends, property developments, and policy impacts.
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Commercial Real Estate: A category of real estate dedicated to business activities, which includes office buildings, malls, industrial parks, and warehouses.
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Residential Real Estate: Property consisting of homes, apartments, and other dwellings where people live.
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Green Building: The practice of creating structures using processes that are environmentally responsible and resource-efficient throughout a building’s lifecycle.
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Real Estate Ethics: The moral principles guiding real estate professionals in their business conduct, ensuring honesty, integrity, and fairness.
Online Resources
- NAREE Official Website
- Annual Convention brochure
- Real Estate Journalism Awards entry page
- NAREE Twitter Feed
References
- National Association of Real Estate Editors. (2023). About Us. Retrieved from NAREE Website
- Turner, M. (2021). “The Role of Journalism in Real Estate.” Real Estate Journal, 54(3), 112-118.
Suggested Books for Further Studies
- “Real Estate Investing for Dummies” by Eric Tyson and Robert S. Griswold
- “The Millionaire Real Estate Investor” by Gary Keller, Dave Jenks, and Jay Papasan
- “Triumph of the City” by Edward Glaeser
- “Landlording on Autopilot” by Mike Butler
- “Real Estate Principles: A Value Approach” by David Ling and Wayne Archer
