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FROM THE DESK OF THE CEO: A Legacy of Transformation and Warmest Wishes
I leave HGAR knowing that we are now more member-centric and innovative than ever before.
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Hudson Valley
Home Sales Decline Continues in NYC-Hudson Valley Markets
WHITE PLAINS—Home sales continued to decline in the third quarter of this year as the New York City and
Hudson Valley
President Biden Visits Hudson Valley to Tout $120B Investment in NY Through CHIPS Act
POUGHKEEPSIE—Two major company’s combined promised $120 billion in investments in New York State prompted President Joe Biden to
Affordable Housing
New York City Council Passes Controversial Bruckner Blvd. Rezoning
NEW YORK—The controversial Bruckner Boulevard rezoning proposal that was supported by city leaders and labor unions, but was opposed
Hudson Valley
BREAKING NEWS: Governor Commits to Route 17 Project but Confirms Environmental Review Will Take Until 2025 to Finish
ALBANY—For those who were wondering if construction on a third lane on Route 17 in Orange and Sullivan counties
Featured
The Transformation of the ‘Platinum Mile’ Continues With $400M Project at Former Renaissance Hotel Site
HARRISON—The continued adaptive reuse and redevelopment of office properties along the Platinum Mile and particularly in a section in
Orange County
Orange County Partnership’s Site Inventory Program Seeks to Take Advantage of Key Growth Industries
In a highly informative session of The Alliance for Balanced Growth, officials with the Orange County Partnership and the Orange
Commercial
Five Questions With: Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus
GOSHEN—Now in his third term of office, Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus is looking beyond the COVID-19 pandemic
Richard Haggerty
Haggerty to Leave HGAR at Year's End To Take Over Leadership of OneKey MLS
HGAR Chief Executive Officer Richard Haggerty WHITE PLAINS—Richard Haggerty, who has been serving the Hudson Gateway Association of Realtors
Commercial
Experts Predict Recession Likely in 2023 as Fed Continues to Battle Inflation
NEW YORK—A consensus of real estate and finance experts predicted that a recession is likely in 2023 as the
Lawrence Yun
MBA: Rising Rates Cause Mortgage Applications to Continue to Fall
With inflation still high, mortgage application activity fell 1.2% for the week ended Sept. 9 as compared to a
New Rochelle
The DSF Group Sells New Rochelle Rental Tower for $200 Million
NEW ROCHELLE—An affiliate of Boston-based The DSF Group, which has been a very active player in the Westchester County
Featured
NY State Reaches Settlements with Three LI Brokerages Over Discriminatory Practices, Fair Housing Violations
ALBANY—New York State Gov. Kathy Hochul and Attorney General Letitia James announced on Aug. 30 the state had reached