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Mamaroneck Issues RFP for Civic Center Project; Embarks on Multi-Faceted Development Initiatives
The Village of Mamaroneck is also exploring zoning changes to the industrial area to allow for work/live units, retail and recreational uses.
NYS Gaming Facility Location Board Approves Three Remaining NYC Casino Projects
The three casino license proposals will now be reviewed by the full New York State Gaming Commission, which is expected to vote on the projects before year-end.
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.
Staying Engaged as the Mamdani Administration Launches its Transition Effort
New York’s housing ecosystem is at an inflection point. Affordability pressures, development bottlenecks, small-property owner challenges, regulatory changes, and aging housing stock are all converging at the same time.
State Appointed Monitor Vetoes Orange County IDA Incentives for $607-Million Amazon Project
The $607-million Amazon project is believed to be among the largest private industrial development investments and the largest in terms of scope in the history of Orange County.
Adam Bosch to Step Down as Pattern for Progress CEO
Pattern Vice President of Operations Robin DeGroat, who has served the organization for more than 18 years, will manage the daily operations of Pattern until a new chief executive is hired.
Report: Delistings Jump 28% in September as Sellers Pulled Homes Off Market Rather than Settle for Low Prices
Redfin estimates that 72.6% of all listings in the New York metro region in September were considered stale or on the market for 60 days or more without going to contract.
HGAR Retains Nationally Recognized Educator Julia Lashay Israel to Advance Association’s Diversity, Equity and Belonging Initiatives
She has spent more than two decades training and coaching real estate agents across the country, with a focus on building inclusive business practices, improving client communication and strengthening relationships within the communities Realtors serve.
NAR: Northeast Pending Home Sales Rose 2.3% in October
Job gains in September, following the data blackout, are reassuring and suggest the economy is not slipping into a recession.
GUEST VIEWPOINT: Co-Working Provides the Structure and Energy of the Office Without Surrendering Worker Autonomy and Flexibility
As we consider the future of our suburban commercial real estate markets, we should treat co-working not as a stopgap response to declining occupancy, but as a strategic opportunity.
