NYSAR: Lawful Source of Income Still a Protected Class Despite Court Ruling
Because the decision is stayed, lawful source of income is still a protected class under New York law.
For multifamily landlords, higher common-area electric costs compress margins or force rent increases that tenants cannot absorb.
New York can reduce solar project costs by enacting state legislation such as the Accelerating Solar Affordable Power (or ASAP) Act…
If lawmakers believe that detention facilities are inconsistent with state priorities, then legislation should be considered that restricts the purchase or operation of such facilities within state borders.
As we celebrate Women’s History Month, we honor every woman who made real estate her platform for empowerment, for equity and for legacy.
The region’s housing crisis has become a commercial real estate constraint. Limited housing availability affects workforce retention, which in turn impacts employers’ willingness to expand or relocate.
In Westchester County alone, more than 1,600 people experience homelessness each night, nearly two-thirds of whom are families with children.
I’m pleased to report that all four of our initial HALO projects which received $13.5 million total are now moving forward…
These projects supported more than 1,500 construction jobs in addition to the retention and creation of more than 150 permanent jobs.
Industrial and commercial development sites are being delivered with zoning in place, utilities secured, and entitlement pathways clearly defined…
I leave HGAR knowing that we are now more member-centric and innovative than ever before.
Suburban multifamily, industrial, and medical office assets are likely to see the greatest bump in activity.
Arbitrarily cutting off supply could exponentially increase energy rates at a time when we can least afford it. It could also destabilize our regional economy.
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