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OneKey MLS: Prices Climbed in NYC Metro Region While Sales Eased Amid Mortgage Pressures in July
Despite the dip in closings, prices continued to rise: the median sales price for single-family homes jumped 7.3% to $775,000.
LEGAL CORNER: Antitrust Law, the Real Estate Market, and Recent Antitrust Decisions
With the advent of artificial intelligence and the increased use of sophisticated algorithms in software and real estate platforms, the risks in violating antitrust law and engaging in anticompetitive behavior increase exponentially and must be carefully considered and assessed.
Cloudbound Signs Major Retail Lease in New Rochelle
Cloudbound joins PXG Westchester and My Salon Suite at 80–110 Nardozzi Place as well as LA Fitness and Dello Russo Laser Vision at Simone Development’s adjacent 70 Nardozzi Place.
RPAC Honor Roll July
Thank you to the following Members who are leading the way in the 2025 RPAC campaign
NAR’s Nykia Wright Shares Optimistic Progress Report for Association Growth, Transparency
Both Wright and Brown spoke about the concerted effort to bring those who have felt disenfranchised over the last decade or two back to the table
Breaking News: It’s Back! Massive Amazon Distribution Project Reemerges Seeking Height Exemption
In terms of setbacks, Boone noted that the project offers setbacks that are anywhere between 650% to 2,000% greater than the setback requirements by the town.
Housing Vouchers and the FARE Act: A Timely Discussion for New York’s Real Estate Community
The expiration of federal vouchers and the city’s transition to state and local replacements make this a pivotal moment for housing policy.
NAR: Three Out of Four Metro Areas Posted Home Price Increases in Second Quarter of 2025
Home prices have been rising faster in the Midwest, due to affordability, and the Northeast, due to limited inventory.
Report: Hudson Valley Rent-Wage Gap Continues to Widen
The Out of Reach report found that the cost of housing in the Hudson Valley continues to rise faster than wages for renters and buyers.
New York Attorney General Approves Vanderbilt University’s Lease Deal in Chelsea
The next major regulatory milestone for Vanderbilt is receiving approval from the New York Board of Regents to provide academic programming on the campus.
NAR Appoints Andowah Newton as Vice President, Litigation and Associate General Counsel
Newton brings a unique blend of legal acumen and industry insight during a critical time of transformation for NAR and its members.
Vincent Caiola Returns to Houlihan Lawrence
An award-winning agent licensed in New York and Connecticut, Caiola has closed more than $15 million in sales