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FROM THE DESK OF THE CEO: A Legacy of Transformation and Warmest Wishes
I leave HGAR knowing that we are now more member-centric and innovative than ever before.
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2023 SECOND QUARTER REAL ESTATE SALES REPORT Westchester, Putnam, Rockland, Orange, Sullivan and Bronx counties, New York
At the end of the second quarter of 2023, member firms of the Hudson Gateway Association of Realtors (HGAR) were
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Nuveen Acquires 10,000 Apartments in NYC, Long Island, Newark, NJ
NEW YORK—Locally-based Nuveen, the $1.1-trillion asset manager of TIAA, reported on May 9 it is acquiring a portfolio
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High Rates, Low Inventory Weigh on Regional Housing Market
WHITE PLAINS—The negative trifecta of high inflation and mortgage interest rates and low inventory continues to put a significant
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SPOTLIGHT ON: Joseph Cosintino
Entrepreneurial Spirit from a Young Age From the time Joseph Cosentino was in high school, he knew he would one
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Bold Charter School Signs Condo Deal For New Facility to be Built in the Bronx
NEW YORK—Bold Charter School has signed a long-term 81,590-square-foot condominium transaction for the ground-up construction of a build-to-suit
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Camber Property Group Acquires Two Bronx Rental Properties for Nearly $57 Million
NEW YORK—Camber Property Group announced on Jan. 24 it had closed on two 100% affordable properties in The Bronx,
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OneKey MLS: Regional Residential Closed Median Sale Price Falls Slightly; Sales Drop Nearly 8%
FARMINGDALE, NY—For December 2022, OneKey MLS reported today a regional closed median sale price of $570,000, representing a
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Economic Headwinds Took Toll on Home Sales in The Bronx and Lower Hudson Valley in 2022
WHITE PLAINS—The residential real estate markets in the New York City region and the lower Hudson Valley all experienced
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National Resources Acquires Leake & Watts Campus for Nearly $53 Million
YONKERS—Greenwich, CT-based National Resources has acquired the 28-acre Leake & Watts campus in Yonkers and the Bronx from Rising
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New York City Council Passes Controversial Bruckner Blvd. Rezoning
NEW YORK—The controversial Bruckner Boulevard rezoning proposal that was supported by city leaders and labor unions, but was opposed
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Bronx Real Estate Market Remains Strong Despite Economic Headwinds
The Bronx saw record dollar volume and the second most single-family home transactions ever recorded with $1.54 billion spent
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Construction Starts on $189-Million Affordable Housing Project in the Bronx
NEW YORK—New York Gov. Kathy Hochul and New York City Mayor Eric Adams were among the dignitaries on hand