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Diana Pondt Joins Grand Lux Realty’s Ardsley office
Diana Pondt has recently joined Grand Lux Realty’s Ardsley office as a licensed sales agent. A Westchester resident, she
David Lulgjuraj Promoted to Vice President of Management at Houlihan Parnes Properties
David Lulgjuraj has been promoted from Asset Manager to Vice President of Management at Houlihan Parnes Properties. He joined the
Gregg, Roebuck, Martin & Cordero Complete In-office Program Requirements to Join Currasi Realty's Commercial Division
Curasi Realty, Inc. of Montgomery announced four new real estate members who have completed their in-office program requirements and have
Historic Estate in Rockland County Sells for $11M; New Owner Plans to Open State-of-the-Art Hotel/Spa in 2024
SLOATSBURG— Rand Commercial Realty reported on Aug. 11 that it had brokered the sale of “Table Rock,” an estate once
Broad-Based Housing and Lending Coalition Warns FHFA Against Rent Control, Rent Stabilization Policies
WASHINGTON—A broad-based coalition of 18 associations representing housing providers, lenders and residents sent a letter on Thursday, Aug. 10
HGAR New Members - July 2023
Please welcome the following new members to your area: Designated Realtor ** Tzvi E. Ausubel RESQ Realty Services, Inc. 1065 Park
SPOTLIGHT ON: Matt Engel
Continuing the Family Legacy in Real Estate Matt Engel, President of Langsam Property Services in the Bronx, has been working
GUEST COLUMN: Are You In?
“You have to be in it to win it.” “You have to spend money to make money.” I’m sure
LEGAL CORNER: A Turn of Events: Recent ‘Caveat Emptor’ Decisions That Favor Purchasers
Over the years, this column has reviewed various court decisions issued by New York courts on the doctrine of “Caveat
NAR: Almost 60% of Metro Areas Posted Home Price Gains in the Second Quarter of 2023
WASHINGTON—The National Association of Realtors reports that almost 60% of metro markets (128 out of 221) registered home price
NY State, City Contribute $200M for Long Sought After Redevelopment of the Kingsbridge Armory in the Bronx
NEW YORK—If at first you don’t succeed, try, try, and try again. New York State Gov. Kathy Hochul
BARRISTER'S BRIEFING: Understanding the Grievance Process: How to File a Complaint and What Happens Next?
As the Professional Standards Administrator for HGAR, I often speak about the Code of Ethics (COE) and filing complaints. I
