As State President, Phillips will oversee the council’s activities within New York State and act as a liaison between the regional vice president, the council’s leadership team, and its staff.
“Home sales momentum is building,” said NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun.
Inventory for all property types declined in almost all areas, except for Rockland’s condo and co-op markets, the latter with an 84.6% gain. The Bronx led the region for new listings, with a 31.9% increase.
Global Property Systems Real Estate, White Plains, reported that Kevin Brentnall has joined the firm as an associate broker. Brentnall’s name should be familiar to real estate veterans in the Westchester area. His father, Lee Brentnall was a well-known broker in the Hudson Valley, and his grandfather Melvin (Jumbo) Brentnall was a prominent builder.
His father Lee was instrumental in numerous major real estate projects in the Hudson Valley. He represented the Sisters Servants of Mary Immaculate to Radha Soami Society Beas-America, the Sterling Forest Corporation, former NBC President Pierson Mapes, the Henry Poors estate in Tuxedo Park, Good Samaritan Hospital and Hamilton Estates.
Kevin Brentnall has been involved with the real estate industry his entire life, becoming a licensed salesperson at 18. He worked in the Hudson Valley for 30 years as an Associate Broker. Brentnall directed comprehensive business operations for his family-owned multi-million-dollar real estate agency and then continued to successfully sell real estate following its merger with a nationwide firm. He secured real estate sales worth more than $50 million.
Brentnall is also a public-school administrator and adjunct professor. He is a graduate of the University of Maryland and holds a doctorate in Educational Leadership from the College of St. Elizabeth.
As State President, Phillips will oversee the council’s activities within New York State and act as a liaison between the regional vice president, the council’s leadership team, and its staff.
City and State honored 100 “New Yorkers who are on the front lines, creating jobs and spurring economic growth on the local, state and national levels.”
As Regional President of Metro New York, Bumbaca’s leadership will extend across the region’s commercial and consumer banking operations.
The event brought together businesses and supporters to raise awareness and funds for diabetes research, education and support initiatives.
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