The Glendale Association of REALTORS® is a trade organization established on July 22, 1920 to serve its membership by providing programs and services to enhance their ability to conduct business successfully with integrity and competency, without undue regulatory restraint, as well as to encourage the preservation of real property rights.
Here For You... GAOR is proud to sponsor REALTOR® Safety Day. There is no cost to our members. RE Events is hosting this important webinar and there will be a lineup of guest speakers covering: Personal Safety Workplace Safety Cyber Security: Josh Sharfman, Chief Technology & Innovation Officer Crisis Management: Connie...Continue reading
In case you missed it, here is our GAOR Government Affairs Director, Greg Astorian, reviewing the California Is Key ‘Rent Relief Dashboard.’ The numbers say it all, which is why we need to stay on top of this initiative.
The goal of the REALTOR® Safety Program is to reduce the number of safety incidents that occur in the industry. REALTORS® accomplish this goal together by improving a Safety Culture that requires us all to: Talk about safety Create a Safety Plan Follow Your Safety Plan Encourage Your Fellow REALTORS®...Continue reading
In case you missed it, here is our GAOR Government Affairs Director, Greg Astorian, reviewing the impacts of SB9. Greg also touches on Cal Fire restrictions on culdesacs.
The GAOR offices will be closed on Labor Day, September 6th. Have a safe holiday weekend with family and friends. The first Labor Day holiday was celebrated in New York City on Tuesday, September 5, 1882. Following the deaths of 13 workers during the Pullman Strike in June of 1894,...
The program is expected to cover all back rent accrued by low-income households during the pandemic. For assistance filling out applications for rental assistance, prospective applicants call a dedicated hotline at 833-687-0967.
California, for the first time ever, lost a congressional seat. But the state didn’t lose people. Its population grew by 2.3 million, or 6%. The nation, however, grew even more, by 7.4%. Los Angeles County’s population now numbers 10,014,009 residents. It added 195,404 people in the past decade, or about...
The 2020 housing boom may “take a couple of years to fully translate into dramatically higher property tax bills because counties usually reassess property values every few years, often three-year intervals,” Brian Davis of Spark Rental, which provides software for housing providers, told realtor.com®. About 34 states restrict how much...Continue reading
For those who have a Supra XpressKey, this technology is being phased out and will no longer be supported beginning OCTOBER 1st! Please see your email on the steps you need to take to convert to e-KEY! You can also view the email here!
We are sad to report the passing of a long-time member Charlie Suh. Charlie was a member for 30 years and will be dearly missed. Funeral services are August 26 at 5 p.m. at Han Kook Mortuary. 2045 W. Washington Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90018 If you would like to...