“The top driver of our affordability crisis is the rising cost of rent and mortgages, and New Yorkers need our help.”
Incoming HGAR President Sejdi is an Associate Broker with HomeSmart Homes & Estates in White Plains. She served as President-Elect in 2024, Secretary in 2023, and Regional Director for Westchester County in 2022.
Rates at 6% are the new normal, and from a historical perspective they’re completely fine, especially given the strength of the economy and inflation adjusted wage gains over the past few years.
A Realtor for 59 years and consecutive member of NAR for 40 years, McCarey was also celebrating his 85th birthday on the day he received the award.
D’Anzica credits the Global Business Council with creating many more networking opportunities, which in turn provides more referrals and potential business.
Members Day will once again feature a trade show with 50 Exhibitors.
Concerning the recent Federal Reserve interest rate cuts, Arato believes that will create more interest for future deals.
After getting her feet wet in her real estate career, Pinkas eventually gravitated to the Hudson Gateway Realtor Foundation.
“We are grateful to our many Realtor and Affiliate members who contribute their time, money and energy to the HG Realtor Foundation to make all this possible.”
Last year, she completed the association’s Leadership Accelerator Program, which she credits for helping her to become a board member.
Today, she is affiliated with Coldwell Banker in Katonah as an Associate Broker and is an Independent Certified Coach.
The big winner in terms of property value was Manhattan’s District 10, coming in with $1.182 million for the median property value.
Research by Pattern for Progress indicates that taxes alone in Connecticut and Pennsylvania are 20% to 40% lower than in New York, and 50% to 80% lower in the Carolinas and Florida.
Martin and Hernandez are striving to solidify the message of what YPN is and what it offers to agents—regardless of their age.
With the median sales price for a single-family home in the City of Mount Vernon at $627,550 as of April, a 1.5% transfer tax translates to $9,413.25.
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