“Home sales have struggled to gain traction, but prices continue to rise, contributing to record-high housing wealth,” said NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun.
The rally underscored our industry’s leadership in advancing housing policy and demonstrated the collective strength of Realtors when we unite around a common cause.
Technology continues to lead in private-sector job cuts as companies restructure amid AI integration, slower demand, and efficiency pressures.
One promising theory being discussed by some real estate analysts and something Fernandez advised Realtors to watch for in 2024 is a possible “Silver Tsunami” of retiring Baby Boomers who will be putting their homes on the market.
Brokers contend that companies will be attracted to Class A-type space, while properties rated at either B or C will have trouble attracting tenants.
The Regional Plan Association's report claims there is no three-lane requirement for an interstate highway, citing Interstates I-87 and I-84, which have two lanes in each direction for most of their routes.
In terms of the “NYS Route 17 Mobility & Access Improvements Project” it appears the first shovel in the ground on this overall possible $1-billion project will be potentially in early 2026.
Williams says uncertain outlook indicates Fed will maintain restrictive policy until inflation reaches 2% on sustained basis.
The governor is proposing a new version of the 421a tax incentive in New York City to spur housing construction, as well as increased state funding for affordable housing projects.
The projects, when completed, will involve approximately $1 billion in upgrades to Route 17 in Orange and Sullivan counties.
Kasper stated in an announcement that she refused to compromise her position and in fact reported the threat to law enforcement. NAR President-elect Kevin Sears has stepped into the role of NAR President, effective immediately.
Town Supervisor Tom Diana of Yorktown passed away suddenly on January 5 at the age of 66.
New state-of-the-art facility to replace outdated buildings in $400 million project planned by New York State Dormitory Authority.
Project to start by April 2024 to retrofit facility, build a new warehouse and redevelop an underutilized property.
From member engagement to RPAC, the event showcased HGAR's strengths, strategies and its commitment to members.
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