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Realtor.com: Most U.S. Metros Have Higher Rental Prices than Pre-Pandemic
The median rent has risen 20.2%, from $1,409 in March 2019 to $1,694 in March 2025.
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Orange County
Update: Orange County Extends Bidding Again for Camp LaGuardia; Marketing Property to Firms Looking to ‘Escape’ NYC
GOSHEN—In an attempt to take advantage of real estate and business market trends in response to the coronavirus pandemic,
Business Council of Westchester
Five Questions with New Rochelle Mayor Noam Bramson
In launching the new Real Estate In-Depth regular feature “Five Questions With,” the editor and publisher of the print and
New York City
Facebook Inks Major Lease Deal at Vornado’s Farley Building
NEW YORK—Vornado Realty Trust announced on Aug. 3 that Facebook has leased all of the office space at The
Andrew Cuomo
Gov. Cuomo Signs Human Rights RE Regulatory Bill That Could Lead to License Revocation for Violators
ALBANY—The fallout from an investigation late last year by Newsday that uncovered housing discrimination practices on Long Island has
Andrew Cuomo
Cuomo, National Governors Association Press Congress for $500B in Critical COVID Aid
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and the National Governors Association are pressing Congress to include billions of dollars in financial
Coronavirus
Global Site Selector Tells OC Partnership to ‘Keep Calm and Embrace the Chaos’
While most economic news of late in this time of the coronavirus is usually described as “bleak” or “grim,” an
NAR
NAR’s Fair Housing Policy Director Greene Tells HGAR: To Solve Racism: “You’re Gonna Need a Bigger Boat”
WHITE PLAINS—National Association of Realtors Fair Housing Policy Director Bryan Greene said the current racial equality and COVID pandemic
HGAR
Realtors Believe Worst of Pandemic’s Impacts are Behind Us
WHITE PLAINS—The second quarter home sales market in the Hudson Valley, dominated by restrictions to prevent the spread of
News
COVID’s Impacts Prompt NY Archdiocese to Shutter 20 Schools, Merge Three Others
NEW YORK—Blaming health concerns and the devastating financial impacts felt by Catholic families and the Archdiocese, the Office of
Coronavirus
Gov. Cuomo Agrees to Allow Shopping Malls To Open on Friday, July 10 with One Caveat
NEW YORK—In a press conference this morning Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced that the state will allow enclosed shopping malls
HGAR
HGAR Membership Overwhelmingly Approves Merger with Bronx Manhattan North Association
WHITE PLAINS—The membership of the Hudson Gateway Association of Realtors, Inc. that participated in a more than two-hour virtual
Andrew Cuomo
Federal Judge Throws Out Westchester Landlord Group’s Case Against Cuomo’s COVID Eviction Ban
WHITE PLAINS—In a 37-page ruling, U.S. District Court Judge C.J. McMahon denied a request by a group