Twenty-five percent of NAR members cited housing affordability as the biggest hurdle for potential homebuyers—topping the long-standing concerns about inventory and property availability.
HGAR’s Hawkins-Syska told the gathering that the raising of the SALT Cap to $40,000 “is a big win for our communities.
This deepening crisis means that without interventions aimed at significantly ramping up affordable housing supply, the city's affordability gap could linger for generations.
This joint decision by the event sponsors reflects their shared commitment to delivering an event that offers the greatest value, insight, and impact for all participants.
NEW YORK—The Hudson Gateway Association of Realtors, the North Central Jersey Association of Realtors, the Greater Bergen Realtors, the New Jersey Realtors, the New York State Association of Realtors and the National Association of Realtors announced today that the Level Up: Realtor Opportunity Summit, originally scheduled for June 12 at Fordham University in Manhattan, has been postponed.
This joint decision by the event sponsors reflects their shared commitment to delivering an event that offers the greatest value, insight, and impact for all participants.
Full refunds will be automatically issued to all registered attendees. No action is required, and all who registered will receive a confirmation email once your refund is processed.
“A new date will be announced soon, and we look forward to welcoming you to an even more powerful and engaging Summit in the near future. Thank you for your understanding and continued support,” the event sponsors stated in the emailed announcement.
If you have any questions in the meantime, please contact Support@HGAR.com.
Twenty-five percent of NAR members cited housing affordability as the biggest hurdle for potential homebuyers—topping the long-standing concerns about inventory and property availability.
HGAR’s Hawkins-Syska told the gathering that the raising of the SALT Cap to $40,000 “is a big win for our communities.
This deepening crisis means that without interventions aimed at significantly ramping up affordable housing supply, the city's affordability gap could linger for generations.
Construction is scheduled to begin in the first quarter of 2026 with production operations anticipated to start in January 2027.
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