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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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Coronavirus
DiNapoli: NYC Office Market Will Take Years to Recover from Pandemic
NEW YORK—The COVID-19 pandemic wiped out years of growth in New York City’s office sector, erasing nearly $28.
Rockland County
Dallas Firm to Build 200,000 SF Data Center in Rockland County
ORANGEBURG—Dallas-based DataBank reported recently it had acquired 34 acres of land in Orangeburg and will build its fifth data
Houlihan Lawrence
Houlihan Lawrence: Low Inventory, Strong Buyer Demand Driving Robust Home Sales in Westchester, Putnam, Dutchess Counties
RYE BROOK—Driven by historically low inventory levels and persistent buyer demand, 2021 is proving to be an extremely strong
Commercial
Westchester Eco. Development Director Gibbons Elected to NYS Economic Development Council Board
COOPERSTOWN, NY—Bridget Gibbons, Emily Marcus, and Zoë Nelson were elected to serve their first two-year terms on the New
Commercial
Three Major Tenants Renew, Expand at 1251 Ave. of the Americas
NEW YORK—Mitsui Fudosan America and Newmark announced on Oct. 6 three recently completed leasing transactions totaling more than 230,
Affordable Housing
Community Preservation Corp. Says Multi-Faceted Solutions Necessary to Fix NYCHA’s Woes
NEW YORK—Non-profit multifamily housing finance company The Community Preservation Corporation released a new paper on Oct. 5 outlining a
New York City
Storied Brokerage Warburg Realty Acquired by Realogy; Joining Coldwell Banker
NEW YORK—A subsidiary of Realogy, parent of Coldwell Banker Real Estate, LLC, has acquired New York City brokerage firm
News
Howard Hanna Real Estate Patriarch Passes Way at the Age of 101
Howard W. Hanna, Jr., who co-founded Howard Hanna Real Estate Services in Pittsburgh, PA in 1957, passed away at the
Bronx
Environmental Review of $1.6B Penn Station Access Project Completed
NEW YORK—The Metropolitan Transportation Authority announced on Sept. 27 that the environmental review process for the Metro-North Penn Station
Affordable Housing
NYCHA and HPD Finalize Deal to Build $60M Bronx Affordable Housing Project
NEW YORK—The New York City Housing Authority and the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development reported
Commercial
Longtime and Respected Association CEO P. Gilbert Mercurio Passes Away
WHITE PLAINS—A man who for more than three decades was a driving force behind the growth and growing respect
Affordable Housing
Construction Completed on $43-Million Affordable Housing Development in Yonkers
YONKERS—New York Gov. Kathy Hochul announced on Sept. 23 the completion of the Dayspring Campus, a $43-million development with