Twenty-five percent of NAR members cited housing affordability as the biggest hurdle for potential homebuyers—topping the long-standing concerns about inventory and property availability.
HGAR’s Hawkins-Syska told the gathering that the raising of the SALT Cap to $40,000 “is a big win for our communities.
This deepening crisis means that without interventions aimed at significantly ramping up affordable housing supply, the city's affordability gap could linger for generations.
From left, Kerri Stretch, Nancy Cordasco-Walsh and Lou Triscari, HG Realtor Foundation Committee
From left, Jana Currier, HGAR Interim CEO and Eli Rodriguez, HGAR Regional Government Affairs Director and Director of Bronx Chapter
From left. Donald Arace, Gail Fattizzi, HG Realtor Foundation President; Anthony Domathoti, HGAR President; Bonnie Koff, HG Realtor Foundation Committee, and Tony D’Anzica, HGAR President-Elect
From left, Ismail Kolya, Gary Leogrande, John Crittenden and Barry Kramer
From left, Matt Diaz, Shanese Williams, Irene Amato and Melvin Ramos
From left, Caryn McBride and Stacey Cohen of Co-Communications
A night of fun and dancing at Knollwood County Club in Elmsford.
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