LEGAL CORNER UPDATE: A Small but Significant Change: A ‘Squatter’ is Not a ‘Tenant’
A noteworthy legislative amendment was the exclusion of “squatters” from the definition of “tenant” under the current tenancy laws.
Sears says he is committed to NAR’s work to advocate for the real estate industry. He has played a critical role in driving member advocacy efforts through RPAC.
NAR expects to appeal the case to the court of appeals if the federal judge in Missouri does not grant NAR’s motions.
The governor is proposing a new version of the 421a tax incentive in New York City to spur housing construction, as well as increased state funding for affordable housing projects.
The projects, when completed, will involve approximately $1 billion in upgrades to Route 17 in Orange and Sullivan counties.
Kasper stated in an announcement that she refused to compromise her position and in fact reported the threat to law enforcement. NAR President-elect Kevin Sears has stepped into the role of NAR President, effective immediately.
A confluence of economic headwinds that included high-interest rates, inflation, low for-sale inventory, as well as international conflicts and domestic political discord, took their collective toll on the residential real estate sales market.
New state-of-the-art facility to replace outdated buildings in $400 million project planned by New York State Dormitory Authority.
HGAR was recognized for helping more than 200 households in Westchester, Putnam, Dutchess, Rockland, and Orange counties recover from this summer's severe flooding.
From member engagement to RPAC, the event showcased HGAR's strengths, strategies and its commitment to members.
NAR sees green shoots and predicts an improving market in 2024, with four rate cuts to calm inflation and settle mortgage rates near 6%.
Although each has a unique view, all agree the residential real estate market in the Hudson Gateway Association of Realtors market area will improve in 2024.
New venture to bring stability to rent controlled multifamily housing in New York City in deal supported by broad cross section of New York City and State elected and public officials as well as dozens of local and national non-profits.
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