By Real Estate In-Depth • September 25, 2026
Planned improvements include upgrades to drainage and culverts, stabilization of slopes and retaining walls, shoreline rehabilitation and flood protection measures for tracks where feasible.
By Real Estate In-Depth • September 25, 2026
The approximately $24.9 million project calls for construction of a six-story residential building featuring 10 studios, 15 one-bedroom apartments and 25 two-bedroom apartments, along with parking.
By Real Estate In-Depth • September 25, 2026
DiNapoli joined State Senator James Skoufis and local officials in the Town of Wallkill to raise awareness of the $106.8 million currently being held across more than 629,000 Orange County accounts.
By Real Estate In-Depth • September 25, 2026
According to the Village of Pleasantville, The Goddard School would occupy approximately half of the ground level of the former supermarket at 35 Pleasantville Road.
By Real Estate In-Depth • September 24, 2026
New York has allocated funding through initiatives including NY PLAYS, which supports municipalities seeking to build new playgrounds or renovate existing facilities.
By Real Estate In-depth • September 24, 2026
Plans include classrooms and meeting rooms, health and wellness space, a commercial kitchen, a 120-seat auditorium and space for arts and workforce development programming.
By Real Estate In-Depth • September 24, 2026
Sterling Properties Group LLC is seeking a zoning map amendment and Planned Residential Development overlay for approximately 5.4 acres at 1 Galleria Drive.
By Real Estate In-Depth • September 22, 2026
With more than 30 years of experience across real estate, sales, marketing, and leadership, Reische brings a unique combination of industry expertise and strategic insight to her role.
By Real Estate In-Depth • September 18, 2026
The proposed 15 story building would offer apartments affordable to households earning at or below 60 percent of Area Median Income.
By Real Estate In-Depth • September 18, 2026
The state’s goal is to keep household electric and gas expenses below a combined 6 percent of household income, with benchmarks of 3 percent for electricity and 3 percent for gas.
By Real Estate In-Depth • September 18, 2026
The $5.5 billion project would create a 14 mile transit corridor stretching from the Brooklyn Army Terminal to Roosevelt Avenue in Queens.
By Real Estate In-Depth • September 17, 2026
The program comes at a time when higher housing costs, interest rates and stagnant salaries have made achieving homeownership increasingly difficult for many households.
By Real Estate In-Depth • September 17, 2026
NAR’s 2026 Data Center Impact Report examines national, state and county level data along with feedback from REALTORS® working in markets where data centers are operating or under development.
By Real Estate In-Depth • September 17, 2026
The project comes as Mount Vernon continues to see substantial public and private investment, including new housing and development projects throughout the city.
By Real Estate In-Depth • September 17, 2026
The approximately 14,000-square-foot, four-story property is located in Peekskill’s waterfront district, just blocks from the Metro-North station and steps from the Hudson River.
By Rémi Amalvy • September 16, 2026
A few hours before a decision that is still uncertain, brokers and economists describe a New York real estate market split in two: immutable for the wealthiest and under pressure for the middle class.
By Grace Smith • September 10, 2026
As we recognize the 25th anniversary, we will remember the people we lost and the first responders and countless others who showed extraordinary courage. But I also hope we remember how we treated one another afterward.
By Real Estate In-Depth • September 10, 2026
Through the program, eligible lead or galvanized steel service lines are replaced with new copper lines at no cost to participating homeowners.
By Real Estate In-Depth • September 10, 2026
The center is designed to bring together practitioners, researchers, advocates and families while providing new opportunities for professional training and workforce development.
By Real Estate In-Depth • September 10, 2026
The comprehensive plan updates Rockland County’s previous plan, adopted in 2011, and is intended to guide growth and investment over the next decade and beyond.