On Dec. 15, 2021, we installed our 2022 DCAR leadership team, with Thomas Daley as our 2022 president. Thank you to everyone who attended our Annual Meeting & Installation and helped make it a success! We are proud to present your 2022 leadership team: Executive Committee President: Thomas Daley President-elect: Anthony Mancuso Secretary: Stacey Barton… Read more »
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DCAR Public Policy Committee application open now through Dec. 9
Do you have a passion for public policy? Or a desire to work with local policymakers to consider measures that make a difference in your community? Now is your chance to apply to serve on the District of Columbia Association of REALTORS®’ Public Policy Committee! The Public Policy Committee works with the DCAR Government Affairs… Read more »
Congratulations to our DCAR members appointed to 2022 NAR committees!
Congratulations to our DCAR members appointed to 2022 NAR committees! We are proud to share the list of DCAR members who have been appointed to NAR committees for 2022. Congratulations to all of you! Do you aspire to be a national real estate leader? You can start by getting involved in your state REALTOR® association…… Read more »
DCAR announces candidates for 2022 Board of Directors
We are honored to announce the candidates for our 2022 DCAR Board of Directors! In compliance with Article IX, Section 1 of our District of Columbia Association of REALTORS® (DCAR) bylaws, the DCAR Nominating Committee has nominated the following individuals to offices on the 2022 board, as indicated, subject to their election by the membership…. Read more »
The District of Columbia Association of REALTORS® is proud to announce its 2021 REALTOR® of the Year: Kymber Lovett-Menkiti
The 2021 District of Columbia Association of REALTORS®’ REALTOR® of the Year is Kymber Lovett-Menkiti. She served as DCAR’s 2020 president and has been a DCAR board member since 2017. She is president of Keller Williams Capital Properties (KWCP) in Washington, D.C. and is also the regional director of Keller Williams for the Maryland/D.C. region. Prior… Read more »
Exclusive DCAR virtual presentaton with NY Times Bestselling Author and Speaker Shawn Achor!
Are you looking to be more successful? In this exclusive virtual presentation, New York Times bestselling author Shawn Achor will discuss his research about how happiness, optimism and social connection are the fuel that yield higher success rates. Learn how to incorporate Shawn’s formula for success to unlock your potential and create a more positive… Read more »
DCAR celebrates disbursement of rental assistance funds hitting key target
D.C. officials announced last week that more than $143 million, or 70 percent, of the $200 million federal rent relief money had been dispersed to D.C. residents. Under federal guidelines, D.C. was at risk of losing the funds if enough weren’t distributed before the end of September. The results are a solid win for DCAR… Read more »
Be a DCAR leader: apply to serve on the 2022 Board of Directors
Are you looking for an opportunity to leverage your leadership abilities and make a positive impact on the REALTOR® community in the District of Columbia? DCAR is now accepting applications for six open, elected positions available on our 2022 DCAR Board of Directors. The DCAR board is a diverse group of talented individuals that guides… Read more »
Registration now open for DCAR’s Inclusionary Zoning Speaker Series, Thurs. Sept. 9 at 11:30 am
DCAR Speaker Series: Inclusionary Zoning with Gene Bulmash, Program Manager for the Department of Housing and Community Development Thursday, Sept. 9, 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 a.m. The District of Columbia is using an array of tools to meet the city’s housing affordability challenge – including inclusionary zoning (IZ), which has received a lot of attention… Read more »
DC Council one step closer to passing District’s FY22 budget; DCAR opposes income tax increase
On August 3, the D.C. Council held the final vote on the FY22 budget. The final step is passage of the Budget Support Act, the statutory piece of the budget, on Aug. 10. Key highlights include: An income tax increase on higher-income individuals. $24 million to help low-income first-time homebuyers with down payment and closing… Read more »