Leasing activity surged this quarter to over 360,000 square feet, a 45% increase from the first quarter of this year, with renewals representing 57% of executed transactions.
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act includes multiple NAR-championed provisions designed to support homeownership, drive investment in housing supply, and strengthen the real estate economy.
Real estate does not thrive in uncertainty. It thrives in predictability. Buyers want to know what the future holds for taxes, schools, infrastructure, interest rates and public safety.
On June 9, approximately 50 people guests gathered at Pasta-Pasta Restaurant in The Bronx to attend a “Meet and Greet” with Congressman, Ritchie Torres (D-15th District). Kathy Zamechansky, a member of The Hudson Gateway Association of Realtors, Bronx Chapter, was one of the lead coordinators of the event and served on the Host Committee. Other HGAR guests included: CEO Richard Haggerty; Anthony Domathoti; Sandra Erickson and, Eli Rodriguez. The Congressman was extremely engaging and answered many questions from the attendees. From left, HGAR Chief Executive Officer Richard Haggerty, Kathy Zamechansky, U.S. Rep. Ritchie Torres, Eli Rodriguez. Anthony Domathoti and Sandra Erickson.
Leasing activity surged this quarter to over 360,000 square feet, a 45% increase from the first quarter of this year, with renewals representing 57% of executed transactions.
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act includes multiple NAR-championed provisions designed to support homeownership, drive investment in housing supply, and strengthen the real estate economy.
The report noted that in Westchester County, the luxury segment remains particularly strong, with significant buyer activity in the $2-million-and-above category.
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