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NAR Economist Predicts 14% Increase in Home Sales Volume in 2026; Home Sale Prices to Rise 4%
In terms of anticipated rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, Yun expects the Fed to cut rates later today (Dec. 10) and will initiate two further rate cuts in 2026.
Rockland Pickleball Club Signs 21,500-SF Lease at Clarkstown Executive Park
Rockland Pickleball Club will be the county's first indoor facility designed exclusively for the sport, complementing the park's existing tenants.
RPAC Honor Roll December 2025 - End of Year
Thank you to the following Members who are leading the way in the 2025 RPAC campaign
Cushman & Wakefield Forecasts U.S. CRE Market Shift ‘From Resilience to Optimism’ in 2026
Across major U.S. markets, elevated amounts of vacant space in office and some industrial markets present tenants with leverage to negotiate favorable lease terms. However, the window to capitalize on market dislocation may be closing.
Report: November Job Cuts Worst Since 2022
“Layoff plans fell last month, certainly a positive sign. That said, job cuts in November have risen above 70,000 only twice since 2008: in 2022 and in 2008.
Governor Signs Enhanced Senior Property Tax Exemption Bill
Increasing the exemption from 50% to 65% could translate into savings of up to $300 annually for the average senior.
Advancing Co-Op Transparency and Advocacy in a Critical Week for Housing Policy
One of the key pieces of legislation discussed was Intro 1120, sponsored by Councilmember Julie Farías, that would establish clear timelines for cooperative boards to process, review, and issue decisions on co-op purchase applications.
Toll Brothers Secures Approvals for 118-Unit Senior Development in Yorktown
As part of the approved plan, the developer will donate the historic Field Home building and a surrounding 3.05-acre portion of the property to the Town of Yorktown for preservation and reuse.
Realtor.com Predicts 4.4% Sales Decline and 5.2% Home Price Increase in NY Metro Region in 2026
Existing-home sales are projected to rise 1.7% in 2026 to 4.13 million, a small but notable gain after a nearly flat 2025 and one of the slowest sales periods in nearly 30 years.
GUEST VIEWPOINT: Hudson Valley Business Groups Unite Behind ‘All of the Above’ Energy Policy
Arbitrarily cutting off supply could exponentially increase energy rates at a time when we can least afford it. It could also destabilize our regional economy.
Redfin’s 2026 Predictions: Welcome to The Great Housing Reset
Lingering inflation risk and the likelihood that we’ll avoid a recession will keep the Fed from cutting more than the markets have already priced in.