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During Black History Month, we honor the Black leaders whose vision, leadership, and entrepreneurial spirit helped shape the real estate industry and expand homeownership opportunities for generations.
Dr. Courtney Johnson Rose
As President of the National Association of Real Estate Brokers (NAREB), one of the oldest and most influential Black real estate trade organizations in the country, Dr. Johnson Rose champions initiatives that build Black wealth through homeownership and professional development. She leads efforts to expand economic opportunity and advocate for fair housing policies nationwide.
Ron Cooper
Serving as President of NAREB, Ron Cooper is a veteran real estate professional and leader committed to increasing Black homeownership and closing the racial wealth gap. His long service in real estate advocacy emphasizes wealth building and community empowerment.
For NCJAR AFFILIATES ONLY!
Be part of one of NCJAR’s most anticipated events of the year! Sponsorship opportunities are NOW AVAILABLE for NCJAR’s 2025 NJR® Circle of Excellence Sales Award® Gala, taking place on Thursday, March 19, 2026, at The Venetian in Garfield, NJ.
This elegant evening brings together top-producing real estate professionals, industry leaders, and decision-makers to celebrate excellence in our local market. Sponsors receive valuable exposure before, during, and after the event, along with the opportunity to connect directly with NCJAR members and award recipients in a high-profile, celebratory setting.
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The NJR® Circle of Excellence Sales Award® is a prestigious recognition honoring members who have demonstrated outstanding excellence in salesmanship.
We are proud to celebrate the hard work and dedication of our 2025 award recipients.
Click the links below for more information:
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View 2025 NJ Realtors® Circle of Excellence Advertising Packages
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Download COE Logos (Available Feb. 1, 2026) COE logos were emailed to recipients on February 1st at 9:00 AM.
Important Advertising Guidelines
You’ve thought about selling your home—but it’s a big step. If you’re feeling unsure about whether now is the right time, you’re not alone. The truth is: there isn’t one perfect moment to sell that applies to everyone.
What helps is getting clear on your “why.” These seven discussion questions can help you sort through your needs, your finances, and your future plans—so you can make a decision with confidence.
1) Does your home still fit you and your family?
Life changes fast, and homes don’t always keep up. Maybe your household has grown. Maybe it’s shrunk. Maybe your hobbies, health needs, or routines look totally different than they did when you bought the place.
A home can start to feel too small, too large, or simply not set up for the way you live today—and that’s a valid reason to explore new options.
2) Have you made a career or lifestyle shift?
A new job, a new schedule, or even a new mindset can make your location feel less ideal than it once did. A commute that used to be “fine” can become exhausting. Or maybe your priorities have changed and you want more walkability, more quiet, more space, or more access to the city.
Lifestyle is quality of life. And quality of life matters.
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