The 20 NAR members selected will participate in a diverse range of educational experiences as they join a nationwide community of volunteer leaders.
The New York market’s buying premium was 117% with a new mortgage payment of $7,888 versus the multifamily effective rent of $3,639 as of the second quarter of this year.
NAR has now launched the Pro-Property Platform, a system designed to strengthen federal political advocacy by allowing direct-to-candidate contributions to be tagged as pro-housing and pro-property rights.
PrimeSource, which is a leading manufacturer of proprietary brands and a distributor of premier third-party brands, will utilize the location to service New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania.
Yun noted that a key trend going forward is that for-sale inventory has been increasing of late and is expected to continue next year.
The Orange County Partnership, founded in 1986, has assisted in a total of 873 attractions and expansion projects in 38 years.
Fernandez, who has served as HGAR’s CEO since September 2023, was among three award winners. She joined HGAR after having served as CEO of the Greater Louisville Association of Realtors.
Barrett was president of the Putnam County Association of Realtors in 2008, a year before PCAR’s merger with the Westchester County Board of Realtors.
NAR officials noted yesterday that the court heard from all parties as well as objectors and the Department of Justice. Once arguments concluded, the court quickly ruled to grant final approval.
MTA CEO Janno Lieber and others expressed support for the lower tolling fee that the governor said would bring in the $15 billion to the MTA that the higher fee was projected to raise.
The FARE Act will undoubtedly lead to higher rents and reduced access to available rental listings for prospective tenants, exacerbating housing affordability challenges New Yorkers already face.
New York City remains a top market for investment for international groups.
The event was meant to introduce the associations formally to Council members and to promote the associations’ steadfast belief in cooperative transparency.
CID President John Barrett prophetically related, “His legacy and leadership will be evident in this town 100 years from now.”
“If approved (by the court) on Nov. 26, we can finally put this in our rearview mirror,” Sears said.
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