NAR: Northeast Existing-Home Sales Flat in October
Year-over-year sales rose in the Northeast, Midwest and South, and decreased in the West.
HPPA makes several pivotal legal changes governing when, how, and to whom credit reports may be shared in the mortgage and insurance context.
For HGAR, participation at Turning Stone reflects our commitment to being a leader in these conversations.
NAR has now launched the Pro-Property Platform, a system designed to strengthen federal political advocacy by allowing direct-to-candidate contributions to be tagged as pro-housing and pro-property rights.
While the program is well-intentioned, the economics remain challenging.
This incentive has long been a vital program support. By offsetting potential vacancy costs while applications are pending it makes landlords more willing to participate in CityFHEPS.
Just days after HGAR hosts its annual Legislative Breakfast on Oct. 6, voters, policymakers, and industry stakeholders will turn their attention to the NYC General Election Debate Series.
With rising political polarization and increasing housing challenges, our industry cannot afford to sit on the sidelines.
With the advent of artificial intelligence and the increased use of sophisticated algorithms in software and real estate platforms, the risks in violating antitrust law and engaging in anticompetitive behavior increase exponentially and must be carefully considered and assessed.
The expiration of federal vouchers and the city’s transition to state and local replacements make this a pivotal moment for housing policy.
The Charter Review Commission is also recommending the creation of an independent Land Use Appeals Board. This board would offer an alternative avenue to challenge zoning and planning decisions, creating a formal process for appeals outside of the judicial system.
The Bronx continues to have the lowest homeownership rate in New York City, at just 20%.
Another important provision in the OBBBA raises the SALT deduction cap from $10,000 to $40,000 for taxpayers earning less than $500,000, effective from 2025 to 2029, before reverting to $10,000 thereafter.
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