That fact that both sales and home prices continue to increase is an indication of the high demand and low supply that exists throughout the New York metro area and lower Hudson Valley,” said HGAR CEO Lynda Fernandez.
In October, the regional single-family closed median sale price was $706,000, marking an 8.6% year-over-year increase from $650,000 in October 2023.
The award was cited by the Hudson Valley Chapter of NYSCAR for the agents’ work in facilitating the sale of Eastgate Business Park in Goshen.
The compensation structure plaintiffs’ lawyers would like to dismantle—one in which listing brokers offer compensation to buyer brokers for finding a buyer—promotes consumer choice, encourages market competition and boosts access to homeownership.
Bouhia to play critical role in communicating NAR's perspective on emerging issues and helping spread awareness of the value of the organization.
Existing home sales fell year over year all over the United States, down 14.6% to a seasonally adjusted rate of 3.79 million completed transactions that include single-family homes, townhomes, condominiums and co-ops.
Wright takes the helm of NAR November 27 as interim CEO and doesn't shy away from a challenge. What can NAR members and staff as she steps into the role?
Tracy Kasper, president, Kevin Sears, president-elect and 18 other national and regional vice presidents assumed their offices at NAR NXT in Anaheim.
Home buyers' median income jumped to a record high of $107,000, but they faced less competition thanks to higher interest rates and by offering larger down payments.
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