Gov. Hochul Gets It: A State of the State That Moves New York Forward—Faster, Smarter and More Competitively
Perhaps the most impactful element of the governor’s State of the State is her direct confrontation with regulatory delay.
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Yorktown Approves Rezoning of Former Blue Book Network HQ to Allow for Senior Housing Project
AMS Acquisitions of New York City envisions transforming the currently vacant office complex at 800 E. Main St. into a park-like setting featuring 180 rental apartments.
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After Hudson Yards Casino Project Folds, Yonkers Mayor Urges NYS to Grant Full Gaming Licenses Now to Empire City, Resorts World NYC
Related Companies and Wynn Resorts announced on Tuesday they had dropped their bid to build a casino on the Western Rail Yards at Hudson Yards.
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NAHB: Single-Family Starts Lower on Economic and Tariff Uncertainty
The decline in single-family housing starts in April mirrors builder sentiment, as elevated interest rates, uncertainty on the tariff front and rising construction costs are exacerbating housing affordability challenges.
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In Memoriam: Veteran Realtor Julie L. Piazza
Piazza began her real estate career in 2004 and shortly after, joined Rand Realty where she quickly rose to become one the company’s top producing agents.
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Wayfair to Open 114,000-SF Store at Ridge Hill in Yonkers
The Yonkers store will total approximately 114,000 square feet and will feature 19 departments.
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Report: America's Housing Affordability Gap Persists; NY Region Among the Furthest in Nation from Housing-Supply Balance
Despite being home to millions and some of the strongest local economies, Los Angeles, CA; Oxnard, CA; San Diego, CA; New York, NY and Spokane, WA are among the furthest from housing-supply balance.
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NAR’s Yun: Favorable Inflation Report Gets Fed Closer to Rate Cut; Goldman Sachs Predicts Next Cut in December
NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun expects four to six rate cuts will be approved by the Fed going forward.
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NYS Budget Heavy on Housing Funding, Includes Some Reforms
Chief among the reform measures included in the budget was disincentivizing institutional investors from buying up one- and two-family homes.
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NAR: First Draft of Tax Reform Bill is ‘Very Positive’ for Real Estate
This draft language preserves or strengthens a raft of provisions vital to housing affordability.
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Two Major White Plains Multifamily Development Sites Trade Along with Completed Boutique Property
In a third transaction, an existing 76-unit development completed about six years ago has a new owner.
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More Than 80% of Metro Areas Posted Home Price Increases in First Quarter of 2025
In the first quarter, the Northeast performed best in both sales and price gains by percentage.
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Federal Reserve Keeps Rates Steady as Risks of Higher Unemployment and Inflation Rise
The Federal Reserve Board stressed that it will continue to press forward on its goal of bringing the inflation rate back to 2%.