NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun expects four to six rate cuts will be approved by the Fed going forward.
Chief among the reform measures included in the budget was disincentivizing institutional investors from buying up one- and two-family homes.
This draft language preserves or strengthens a raft of provisions vital to housing affordability.
More than four years ago, Bridget Gibbons left the private sector to join the Latimer Administration’s economic development department.
YONKERS—Westchester County and city officials were on hand on May 5 to celebrate the groundbreaking of a nearly $600-million
ALBANY—A contingent of more than 70 members of the Hudson Gateway Association of Realtors and staff traveled to Albany
YONKERS—The Ridge Hill Shopping Center in Yonkers, which first opened more than a decade ago, has been sold to
NEWBURGH—The City of Newburgh has recently issued two Request for Proposals (RFPs) that represent what it terms are “exciting
ALBANY—New York Gov. Kathy Hochul announced on April 25th a $10.7-million award to Food Bank of the Hudson
WHITE PLAINS—Realtors believe that the lower home sales numbers registered in the first quarter of this year were due
Last month, partners Epoch Senior Living and National Development opened the doors for the first time to their new $120-million
ALBANY—The most consequential economic development project for the mid-Hudson Valley region in decades is not a major corporate relocation,
PEARL RIVER—Momentive Performance Materials Inc. is relocating its operations in Tarrytown to nearly 67,000 square feet of space
WHITE PLAINS—The two leading realty and building advocacy organizations in Westchester County—the Hudson Gateway Association of Realtors of
Recently, a new leader took the helm of what some in the business community consider the Hudson Valley’s very
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