DEDICATED TO enhancing professionalism, providing resources and education
for REALTORS®, and positioning our members for SUCCESS...
Welcome Greater Rochester Association of REALTORS®!
Find a Home
Greater Rochester, one of America's top-rated places to live, work and play is nestled between Lake Ontario and the Finger Lakes wine region in upstate New York, Launched in 1995, GRAR’s public website, www.HomeSteadNet.com was the first to provide local listing information online to the public and it still contains the most complete local listing database.
Find a REALTOR®
Real estate transactions involve one of the biggest financial investments most people experience in their lifetime. Finding the right professional to help you buy or sell a home can make the process much easier and with less risk. Before beginning your search, find a local REALTOR® by searching for a REALTOR® to find the right match for your needs!
Now is the TIME2BUY!
Now is a great time to make your dream of homeownership a reality! The First-time Homebuyers $8,000 Tax Credit has been extended to April 30, 2010. Additionally, if you are an existing homeowner who has lived in your current residence for five of the prior eight years, you may also be eligible to receive a $6,500 maximum tax credit.
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GRAR urges you to contact a REALTOR® today to learn more about why now is a great TIME2BUY . Click here to learn more.
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Buying and Selling
Nearly 3,000 local REALTORS® and industry professionals are waiting to assist you. With GRAR, finding a professional that suits
your needs has never been easier.
Schools and Stats
In 2009, GRAR began providing an overall local “State of Real Estate” by releasing county home sales statistics on a quarterly basis.
Given how the business of real estate traditionally operates and the uniqueness and general stability of our local market as compared to elsewhere and nationally, GRAR feels that this provides a
better depiction and overall snapshot of our local Greater Rochester market.
