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housands of attendees at NAR NXT in Boston stopped by the "Enchanted Library" to share their stories and reflect on the journeys they take with their clients. This interactive booth, designed by NAR's consumer advertising campaign, symbolized the importance of sharing the REALTOR story with consumers.
Visitors were prompted to write down how they'd helped create a "happily ever after" for a client and add it to a giant R-shaped pegboard. The board was a visual reminder of the critical value and role NAR members serve in people's lives. Talking with library visitors, a theme emerged: Real estate professionals are driven by their quest to help people navigate life's biggest transitions.
One agent shared how she helped a widow find a house after her husband passed away, using her network to secure a lender within 30 days. Another broker recalled helping a couple repurchase their old home, where they had raised a family years earlier. These stories, along with 200 others, filled the pegboard, showcasing the magic in everyday encounters and extraordinary moments.
The Enchanted Library experience will continue to inspire NAR's consumer advertising campaign, which differentiates the REALTOR brand and reinforces the value of working with a REALTOR. The campaign will feature these stories in upcoming social media posts and content partnerships.
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