New York City Housing Market at a Critical Crossroads: Affordability, Evictions & Fiscal Policy Fuel Uncertainty
For real estate professionals, understanding the human and economic drivers behind eviction filings is critical.
Home sales squeaked out a gain in the final quarter of 2025, helped by improving affordability conditions.
Despite residents making hundreds of calls to management, these dangerous conditions have not been fixed.
GDC announced at its Jan. 27, 2026, Board Meeting that all available sources and credit have been exhausted and construction must pause by Feb. 6, 2026, if federal disbursements do not resume.
The publication also noted that Dr. Meadows, who joined HGAR last year, helped advance a co-op transparency bill in the New York City Council.
As an industry, we must remain engaged in these discussions to ensure policies balance fiscal responsibility with a healthy and competitive real estate market.
Tied to Success simply means we intend to tie every decision, every effort and every initiative to the success of every member of this association.
“This merger represents, in a word, opportunity,” said Lou Budetti.
In Westchester County alone, more than 1,600 people experience homelessness each night, nearly two-thirds of whom are families with children.
Two recent developments at City Hall highlight the ongoing tension between housing affordability goals and policies that risk disrupting the
In its first phase, the Alliance will focus on building a common understanding of Westchester’s economic composition and the key sectors that drive the local economy.
“Our data shows the market is adjusting rather than declining,” said Richard Haggerty, CEO of OneKey MLS.
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