Pattern Vice President of Operations Robin DeGroat, who has served the organization for more than 18 years, will manage the daily operations of Pattern until a new chief executive is hired.
Redfin estimates that 72.6% of all listings in the New York metro region in September were considered stale or on the market for 60 days or more without going to contract.
She has spent more than two decades training and coaching real estate agents across the country, with a focus on building inclusive business practices, improving client communication and strengthening relationships within the communities Realtors serve.
The Tiki Beach event will feature live music by local band Heard Immunity.
RYE—Westchester Residential Opportunities (WRO), is hosting an evening of fun, food, cocktails and live music at Tiki Beach @ Rye Playland on Thursday, June 12th to raise awareness and funds in support of their many pro-housing initiatives.
For more than 50 years, WRO has been an advocate for equal, affordable and accessible housing opportunities for all residents in the lower Hudson Valley of New York State. Among WRO’s many programs, they offer foreclosure and eviction prevention assistance, homebuyer education, aging-in-place support, and first-time homebuyer counseling. WRO has been a great long-time partner with the Hudson Gateway Association of Realtors in providing Realtor education and resources to further fair housing enforcement.
The Tiki Beach event will feature live music by local band Heard Immunity. Tickets include food stations, open bar, free parking, entertainment and networking. All proceeds will benefit WRO and a portion of the ticket price is tax deductible.
Tickets are available at: https://westchesterresidentialopportunities-bloom.kindful.com/e/tiki-bar-event
Pattern Vice President of Operations Robin DeGroat, who has served the organization for more than 18 years, will manage the daily operations of Pattern until a new chief executive is hired.
Redfin estimates that 72.6% of all listings in the New York metro region in September were considered stale or on the market for 60 days or more without going to contract.
She has spent more than two decades training and coaching real estate agents across the country, with a focus on building inclusive business practices, improving client communication and strengthening relationships within the communities Realtors serve.
Job gains in September, following the data blackout, are reassuring and suggest the economy is not slipping into a recession.
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