Market
NAR: Northeast Pending Home Sales Rose 2.1% in May
Year-over-year, contract signings rose in the Midwest and South, while they fell in the Northeast and West.
Legal-Advocacy
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George Lattimer
Rep. Maloney, Mid-Hudson County Executives Agree Region’s Economy Ready for Reopening
NEWBURGH—During a virtual press conference focused on the merits of the Heroes Act passed by Congress recently, U.S.
John Dolgetta
LEGAL CORNER: New Fair Housing Regulations Go into Effect on June 20, 2020
During this difficult period, when individuals and businesses are concerned primarily with the personal and economic impact being caused by
OneKey MLS
BARRISTER'S BRIEFING: ‘Who You Gonna Call?’ A Facilitator (Not the Ghostbusters)!
As we all know, the new OneKey MLS roll out is taking place. Clear Cooperation is now a requirement and
Coronavirus
LEGAL CORNER: The Latest on the PPP Loan and PUA Programs for Small Businesses, Sole Proprietorships and Independent Contractors
On March 7, 2020, Gov. Andrew Cuomo declared a state of emergency for New York State [see https://on.ny.
Brian Levine
BARRISTER'S BRIEFING: The 5 C’s (and an S): Understanding Cold Calling, Clear Cooperation and Coming Soon
Today I’m writing from my makeshift office, looking out on the world that has changed drastically since my last
Coronavirus
NAR Helps Secure Key Provisions in Coronavirus Bill for Realtors
WASHINGTON—The U.S. Senate unanimously passed a $2-trillion COVID-19 compromise economic relief package on March 25. The bill now
HUD
LEGAL CORNER: HUD’s New Guidance on ‘Service Animals’ and Reasonable Accommodations for ‘Assistance’ Animals
A common issue that arises in connection with many residential lease negotiations and the occupancy of condominium units and cooperative
Brian Levine
BARRISTER'S BRIEFING: MLS is Coming—Here are the New Changes!
OneKey MLS, our new joint venture multiple listing service, will go live March 24, 2020. With this new change comes
Brian Levine
BARRISTER'S BRIEFING: Coping with the New Changes
“The secret of change is to focus all of your energy not on fighting the old, but on building the
John Dolgetta
LEGAL CORNER: TRO Issued by Court Stays DOS Guidance Prohibiting Tenants from Paying ‘Broker Fees
On Jan. 31, the New York State Department of State issued further guidance with respect to the Statewide Housing Security
NYSAR
Update: Temporary Restraining Order Granted on New DOS Guidance Barring Tenant-Paid Commissions
NEW YORK—Terming the recently released guidance by the Department of State on brokerage commissions as “misguided” and “harmful,” the
NYSAR
NYSAR Urges Realtors Take Action Against DOS Guidance Barring Certain Commissions
ALBANY—The New York real estate industry, particularly downstate, is reeling from guidance recently released by the Department of State