Posts by Kerri
President’s Perspective: June, 2026
By Chris Delfs, NWIA President Broker, Keller Williams Siouxland & Keller Williams Okoboji As the weather heats up, we are seeing an expected increase in market activity. The real news is that we are seeing an increase in both listings and closed units compared to this time last year. The lockbox records show steady showings of Read More »
Read MoreNWIA Celebrates National REALTOR® Volunteer Days
Members of the Northwest Iowa REALTORS® took time to celebrate National REALTOR Volunteer Days on June 3 when over two dozen members turned out to help clean up local public parks and green spaces. The event was held on a beautiful early summer day, and REALTORS® and their guests collected dozens of bags of litter. Read More »
Read MorePresident’s Perspective: May 2026
By Chris Delfs, NWIA President Broker, Keller Williams Siouxland & Keller Williams Okoboji This month is all about member involvement. We’re fortunate to have members of our association engaged in great work within the real estate community and local politics. Involvement is a critical part of being a REALTOR®, and this month we have wonderful Read More »
Read MoreSpotlight On Service: Community Connections Committee
A big thank you to our Community Connections Committee for their dedicated efforts in strengthening the relationship between REALTORS® and the neighborhoods we serve. Recent successes include participating with a booth at the Siouxland Asian Festival, and organizing entries in local parades. This group consistently builds a positive reputation for our brand. They are currently Read More »
Read MorePresident’s Perspective: April 2026
By Chris Delfs, President, Northwest Iowa REALTORS® Broker, Keller Williams Siouxland & Keller Williams Okoboji This past month has been full of exciting real estate news: I had the opportunity to serve on Iowa’s Presidential Advisory Group (PAG) and spent a day in Des Moines collaborating with industry leaders and real estate professionals from across Read More »
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