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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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SPOTLIGHT ON: Danielle Noak
Keeping it All in the Family A temporary position in her mother’s real estate office almost 30 years ago
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Co-Op City’s $622M Refinancing Deal Frees Up $124 Million for Repairs to Bronx Housing Complex
NEW YORK—A host of federal, state and city agencies have closed on the refinancing of a $621.5-million U.
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Commercial Brokers See Many Opportunities in Post-COVID Market
WHITE PLAINS—A panel of commercial real estate brokers from the New York City/Hudson Valley market that were part
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Jennifer Manning Named Branch Manager of Howard Hanna | Rand Realty's Bronx Office
Howard Hanna | Rand Realty reported that Jennifer Manning is the new Branch Manager for its Bronx office. Manning has been
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Realtors Expect Continued Strong Housing Market in 2022
WHITE PLAINS—After residential sales volume in the Hudson Gateway Association of Realtors’ market area reached historically high levels in
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SPOTLIGHT ON: MacKenzie Forsberg
A Career of a Lifetime As a 17-year-old high school senior, MacKenzie Forsberg, never imagined her part-time job as a
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Slowing Fourth Quarter Sales Did Not Derail Record 2021 Housing Market
WHITE PLAINS—Residential sales in 2021 in the counties served by OneKey MLS, Inc. reached a historic peak. This, despite
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HGRF Donates on ‘Giving Tuesday’ To Castle Hill YMCA in the Bronx
NEW YORK—On Giving Tuesday (Nov. 23) Hudson Gateway Realtor Foundation, Inc. presented a check for more than $1,500
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100% Affordable Seniors Housing Development Breaks Ground in the Bronx
NEW YORK—The development team led by ELH Mgmt. LLC; The Kretchmer Companies; Xenolith Partners LLC and JASA, along with
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Report: Many Bronx Multifamily Owners in Holding Pattern as Eviction Moratorium is Extended
NEW YORK—It’s a “tale of two markets” for Bronx rentals. Sweeping regulations, shutdowns, and economic stimulus have had
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Arthur Avenue and Little Italy Offer a Taste of Old-Fashioned Family Traditions
The mere mention of Arthur Avenue in the Bronx can often conjure up images of piping hot pasta with home-made
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$48 Million Supportive Housing Development in Bronx Completed
NEW YORK—New York Gov. Kathy Hochul announced on Nov. 3 the completion of a $47.9-million supportive and affordable