# Lawrence Yun
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lawrence yun is a Chief Economist and Senior Vice President of Research at the National Association of Realtors.
== Early life ==
Yun was born in Sunchon, South Pyongan Province, South Korea. While Yun was a child, his family moved to Columbia, South Carolina.
2442: The Job Market and a Housing Shortage of 4 Million | NAR Chief Economist, Lawrence Yun
Jason Hartman discusses the enduring stability of income property as a premier asset class. He highlights updates to his Property Tracker software, which now integrates real-time inflation data and calculates suggested cash reserves to help investors manage risk. He critiques the reliability of…
472: The Job Market and a Housing Shortage of 4 Million | NAR Chief Economist, Lawrence Yun
Jason Hartman discusses the enduring stability of income property as a premier asset class. He highlights updates to his Property Tracker software, which now integrates real-time inflation data and calculates suggested cash reserves to help investors manage risk. He critiques the reliability of o…
91: The Job Market and a Housing Shortage of 4 Million | NAR Chief Economist, Lawrence Yun
Jason Hartman discusses the enduring stability of income property as a premier asset class. He highlights updates to his Property Tracker software, which now integrates real-time inflation data and calculates suggested cash reserves to help investors manage risk. He critiques the reliability of off…
281: The Job Market and a Housing Shortage of 4 Million | NAR Chief Economist, Lawrence Yun
Jason Hartman discusses the enduring stability of income property as a premier asset class. He highlights updates to his Property Tracker software, which now integrates real-time inflation data and calculates suggested cash reserves to help investors manage risk. He critiques the reliability of off…
505: The Job Market and a Housing Shortage of 4 Million | NAR Chief Economist, Lawrence Yun
Jason Hartman discusses the enduring stability of income property as a premier asset class. He highlights updates to his Property Tracker software, which now integrates real-time inflation data and calculates suggested cash reserves to help investors manage risk. He critiques the reliability of off…
Why Economists Expect a Stronger Housing Market in 2026
A stronger economy could translate into stronger housing wealth in 2026. Economists expect the U.S. to avoid a recession, add hundreds of thousands of jobs, and keep unemployment below 5%, creating conditions that could help the average homeowner add roughly $16,000 to their net worth. Tim Lucas an…
RealTea Podcast: Episode 36 - Economic Update with Dr. Lawrence Yun
We’re excited to announce a mini-series of our Podcast, a live recording from our TNsights event in Chattanooga! We’re kicking off this 4-part series with an in-depth presentation from NAR's Chief Economist, Dr. Lawrence Yun. In his Economic Update presentation, he discusses mortgage rates, unemplo…
Housing & Finance Roundup: Existing Home Sales Slip, Household Growth Slows, and Transit Housing Gains Attention
Existing home sales slipped in July as mortgage rates climbed, but the housing market has remained surprisingly resilient. At the same time, slower household growth could ease some pressure on housing supply, while new research suggests building more homes near public transit could help California …
618. Are Realtors Having an Existential Crisis?
Their trade organization just lost a huge lawsuit. Their infamous commission model is under attack. And there are way too many of them. If they go the way of travel agents, will we miss them when they’re gone?
SOURCES:
Sonia Gilbukh, assistant professor of real estate at CUNY Baruch College.
Kevi…
Buy, Sell, or Keep Renting? Making Sense of Today’s Housing Market
Buying can help you build equity, but does it make more sense than renting? In this episode of the Mortgage Research Network Podcast, Tim Lucas walks through the costs beyond your mortgage payment, how much equity you build early on, and why your plans for the next few years matter.
For sellers, mo…
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