A Season of Civic Engagement Across the Hudson Valley
HGAR’s Orange County Day featured a Legislative Power Hour with County Executive Steve Neuhaus, who addressed a packed room with his trademark energy.
Built in 2016, Quarry Place features 61 one- and 47 two-bedroom units with condo-quality finishes and an average unit size of 977 square feet.
The Armory was designated as a New York City Landmark in 1974 and placed on the National Register for Historic Places list in 1982.
For Realtors, this moment is about more than voting it’s about advocacy, leadership and accountability.
As inventory inches up and prices continue to rise, more households are being locked out of homeownership and pushed into rental markets that cannot keep up.
The facility is expected to be the second-largest Amazon fulfillment center in New York State, surpassing those in New York City.
The role of an LPC includes attending public meetings, tracking local legislation, reporting back to HGAR’s Government Affairs team, and supporting the association’s broader communications strategy.
Over the past 16 years, Madaffari has led countless impactful initiatives supporting a broad range of causes.
Make no mistake: healthcare is economic development.
Inventory is matching a five-year high, though it remains below pre-COVID levels.
The $607-million project is believed to be one of the largest private industrial developments in the history of Orange County.
Currently under construction on the Valhalla campus, the Brenda Fareri Pavilion will be a 162,000-square-foot hub of advanced critical care medicine.
At the most recent meeting on Sept. 11, the county pushed for proper compensation for impacted small businesses, damaged public property, and traffic control devices.
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