NAR's "2002 Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers," the latest in a biennial series of surveys evaluating marketing, demographic and other characteristics of home buyers and sellers, shows that not only are more buyers using the Web to shop for a home, they are also more likely to be represented by a real estate agent or broker, and two-thirds say they were satisfied enough that they would use that agent again.

Sixty-two percent of buyers with Web access used the Internet to shop for a home. Not only did the number of buyers increase who are using the Web to search for a home or information, but for the first time ever, homebuyers used the Internet as much as they used newspapers as a home search resource.

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