National Association of Realtors TV Commercial, 'Sold'
National Association of Realtors
While this couple debates on making on offer on a home, it gets sold before their eyes. Buyers are in the market, but there is a shortage of homes for sale. If you've been thinking about selling, contact a realtor today.
National Association of Realtors TV Commercial, 'Sidelines'
National Association of Realtors
Hesitation comes with many things in life. However, once we take the jump, we're really glad we did. If you've been thinking about selling your home, don't hesitate. National Association of Realtors is ready to introduce your home to buyers in the market.
National Association of Realtors TV Commercial, 'Slice of the American Dream'
National Association of Realtors
National Association of Realtors wants your tired, your meek and your huddled masses, and it won't stop until you have your slice of the American dream. While walking in a busy house filled with loud kids, a woman talks to a couple about their dreams for a new home. Instead of the noise, they might want a playroom in the basement, several sinks in the bathroom and a gazebo in the backyard. As the spokeswoman goes to take a bite of a piece of cake that looks exactly like this couple's dream home,
National Association of Realtors TV Commercial, 'Inside the R: Protect'
National Association of Realtors
When a veteran arrives to his home-in-progress, he salutes one of the home builders as the National Association of Realtors says it's proud to welcome home those who have served.
National Association of Realtors TV Commercial, 'American'
National Association of Realtors
This spokeswoman insists that she can't think of anything more American than owning your own home. Well, other than standing in a cheering crowd at a baseball game while wearing stars-and-stripes sunglasses and holding a baseball and apple pie. For help with the prior, she urges people to go to Realtor.com.
National Association of Realtors TV Commercial, 'Acting'
National Association of Realtors
Even better than acting like you own the place is actually owning it, and this spokesman demonstrates that by strolling into a man???s kitchen during his pool party and dropping the house keys into his hand. In the end, however, the only question the other man is asking is how he got the keys in the first place. The rep has no response except to chuckle with a mouth full of hot dog.
National Association of Realtors TV Commercial, 'Housewarming Party Cake'
National Association of Realtors
This spokeswoman poses the question, "If a tree falls in the forest but everyone is too busy eating cake at your housewarming party to notice, does it even matter?" Standing behind a house-shaped cake and nibbling on a slice, this realtor says she doesn't think it matters.
National Association Of Realtors TV Commercial, 'Home Is Where You Belong'
National Association of Realtors
When you're a kid, you don't now much about housing markets. You just know that home is where you belong. The National Association of Realtors wants you to know that home ownership matters -- to families, neighbors and the community.
National Association of Realtors TV Commercial, 'Phil's-osophies: Magic'
National Association of Realtors
Realtor Phil Dunphy of "Modern Family," played by Ty Burrell, reveals one of his Phil's-osophies about how a realtor can help you craft the perfect offer with one part science and one part magic. As he attempts to swiftly remove a tablecloth from underneath a place setting, his magic trick quickly (and literally) comes crashing down. However, Phil has another trick up his sleeve and recovers by holding up an ace of spades asking, "Was this your card?"
National Association of Realtors TV Commercial, 'Phil's-osophies: Glasses'
National Association of Realtors
Realtor Phil Dunphy (Ty Burrell) of "Modern Family" advises viewers to get their mortgage pre-approved in one of his Phil's-osophies. He suggests playing it safe, comparing it to the caution men should take when picking out new reading glasses. After all, if they happened to fall in love with a pair of women's glasses, they might have to wear them just to prove a point. With that, he pulls out a pair of glasses with bejeweled frames -- apparently Phil learned his lesson the hard way.
National Association of Realtors TV Commercial, 'Castle'
National Association of Realtors
The National Association of Realtors supports keeping homeownership affordable to all Americans, because the only thing kids should have to fear at night are make believe dragons, not mortgage forclosures.
National Association of Realtors TV Commercial, 'American Dream'
National Association of Realtors
A realtor exiting the pool in swim trunks and a suit jacket declares that the American dream is more than tank tops, fireworks and high cholesterol; he believes it's all of that in a house you own, making it as American as ditching the metric system. While removing his Thursday Realtor pin and climbing into bed, he assures us that the company's realtors won't rest until fulfilling our domestic destiny. He clarifies that they'll still sleep, but not that soundly.
National Association of Realtors TV Commercial, 'Haircut'
National Association of Realtors
Sometimes in life, we hesitate. But don't let that stop you from owning the home or apartment of your dreams. Realtors.com will be there with you every step of the way to get you into your new home.
National Association of Realtors TV Commercial, 'Phil???s-osophies: Ball'
National Association of Realtors
Realtor Phil Dunphy of "Modern Family," played by Ty Burrell, is ready to divulge one of his Phil's-osophies in explaining how real estate requires cat-like reflexes: "A slow home buyer is a no home buyer." He intends to swat away a rubber ball before it hits his face, but in each outtake he's too slow and gets pegged repeatedly. Finally, he resorts to throwing the ball back off camera and talking backwards so they can play the film in reverse. Viewers are invited to the Realtor website to get m
National Association of Realtors TV Commercial, 'Phil's-osophies: Girlfriend'
National Association of Realtors
As part of "Phil's-osophies," realtor Phil Dunphy (Ty Burrell) of "Modern Family" asks why you would buy a home without a realtor. Following his initial question, he relates home buying without a realtor to canoeing without life jacket or riding a motorcycle without tightly hanging onto your girlfriend. There are just some things in life that just go together, and in making light of his comparison, Phil concludes he is your girlfriend.
National Association of Realtors TV Commercial, 'Accuracy Matters'
National Association of Realtors
Watch as these families express how helpful Realtor.com was for them! See for yourself when you visit the website today, and put the process in your own hands.
National Association of Realtors TV Commercial, 'Look for the R: First Real Home'
National Association of Realtors
The National Association of Realtors says the road to un-renting can get a bit rocky, and it takes a reliable partner to help you navigate the rigmarole of real estate. National Association of Realtors asks if your agent is a realtor.
National Association of Realtors TV Commercial, 'Look for the R'
National Association of Realtors
The National Association of Realtors believes a realtor's expertise provides a ready network of recommended referrals. For a trusted resource, the National Association of Realtors says to looks for the "R."
National Association of Realtors TV Commercial, 'That's Who We R: Home'
National Association of Realtors
The National Association of Realtors asserts that its "R" logo has a much larger significance than just a mobile app and that choosing the right home is much more than making a few clicks on the mouse and searching for matching keywords. The organization believes it takes an expert homeowners can trust in finding a family's next home.
National Association of Realtors TV Commercial, 'Inside The R'
National Association of Realtors
The National Association of Realtors insists that the "R" seen on a realtor's lapel pin stands for more than just the world "realtor." Rather, it represents those who are committed to community advocacy, turning empty buildings into thriving businesses and helping families reach the American dream of owning a home...because that's what realtors do.