Hill Visits
Thank you to the thousands of REALTORS® who made their voices heard on Capitol Hill.
Check back in early 2027 for next year’s visit schedule and talking points.
What Are Hill Visits at the REALTORS® Legislative Meetings?
REALTORS® (led by the Federal Political Coordinator in their district) schedule meetings on Capitol Hill to tell their story to Congress and show policymakers what REALTORS® stand for, like:
- Private property and homeownership rights
- The value that REALTORS® bring to communities
- The impact of real estate on the economy and the vital role it plays for consumers
- The importance of property ownership in building safe communities, affordable and accessible to all
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When Do Hill Visits Happen?
Attendance at the REALTORS® Legislative Meetings
Your role remains essential. As you know, meetings with congressional staff are just as important as meetings with members themselves—often laying the groundwork for follow-up conversations and advancing our priorities in meaningful ways.
Additionally, when the Senate is in session, there will be opportunities for direct engagement with Senate offices during the week.
Your presence in Washington is critical to sustaining NAR’s year-round advocacy efforts, regardless of the House schedule.
How Do Hill Visits Help Shape Real Estate Policies and Benefit Consumers?
Legislators appreciate when REALTOR® constituents take time to visit the nation’s capital. A visit to Capitol Hill is an effective tool to build relationships, and act as a resource to explain our position when Congress is considering an important piece of legislation.
During past visits, REALTORS® have talked to their legislators about a myriad of issues affecting homeowners, including the reauthorization of flood insurance, enhancements to home inventory and fair housing, the investment deadline extension for qualified opportunity zones, and additions to the Equality Act under Fair Housing.
Who Goes On Hill Visits?
Invited REALTOR® members, led by their Federal Political Coordinators (FPCs), will head to Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., to fight for private property and homeownership rights. GADs, AEs and state presidents also generally attend these meetings.