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NYC Mayor Mamdani Appoints Dina Levy as Housing Commissioner; Plans ‘Rental Ripoff’ Hearings in all Five Boroughs
Levy previously served as Senior Vice President of Homeownership and Community Development at Homes and Community Renewal (HCR), New York State’s affordable housing agency.
GUEST VIEWPOINT: The Hudson Valley’s Shift from ‘Proximate’ to ‘Prepared’
Industrial and commercial development sites are being delivered with zoning in place, utilities secured, and entitlement pathways clearly defined…
Orange County Land Trust Protects 421 Acres in the Lower Neversink River Watershed
The properties contain a contiguous expanse of forest, wetlands, and streams, as well as 1,150 feet of frontage on the Neversink River.
Realtor.com: It Takes More Than 23 Years to Save for a Down Payment in New York Metro Area
The New York metro region (New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ) ranked fifth among the metro areas with the longest time to save for a down payment.
NAR: Northeast Pending Home Sales Rose 1.8% in November
Homebuyer momentum is building. The data shows the strongest performance of the year after accounting for seasonal factors, and the best performance in nearly three years, dating back to February 2023.
FROM THE DESK OF THE CEO: A Legacy of Transformation and Warmest Wishes
I leave HGAR knowing that we are now more member-centric and innovative than ever before.
OneKey MLS Expects Strong Q1 2026 Returns from November's Robust Price Growth and Surge in Pending Sales
Pending sales, especially the 5% jump across all property types, show buyers gaining confidence.
GUEST VIEWPOINT: What Lower Rates May Mean for Suburban Commercial Real Estate: A 2026 Outlook
Suburban multifamily, industrial, and medical office assets are likely to see the greatest bump in activity.
Former HGAR Official Named Newburgh Deputy City Manager
Neppl is a fifth-generation Newburgh native, attorney, and a 25-year veteran of New York State government and politics.
NAR: Northeast Existing-Home Sales Rose 4.1% in November
Wage growth is outpacing home price gains, which improves housing affordability. Still, future affordability could be hampered if housing supply fails to keep pace with demand.
Governor Signs Repeal of 100-Foot Rule for Natural Gas Hookups
Under legislation S.8417/A.8888 signed by Gov. Hochul, new applicants must pay 100% of the material and installation costs for gas service, as opposed to other ratepayers.