While the rest of us are trying to enjoy whatever summer we have left, the political machines are humming. And HGAR happens to cover a pretty important piece of the political battlefield this year.

Department of City Planning Director Sideya Sherman met with local community stakeholders to discuss future planning possibilities for the transit adjacent area...

Despite high public interest in the hearing, representatives from Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration announced that city officials would not present in person...

Designed and developed by Sun Homes, the residential project yields ninety for-sale residences across five distinct model types...

Our new office gives us an opportunity to be more accessible, more engaged and, most importantly, more connected to our members.

The proposal calls for a single approximately 454,000-square-foot warehouse with accessory office space, truck loading docks, trailer storage, employee parking and related infrastructure.

The Meadows of Briarcliff, proposed for a 42-acre property at 715 Sleepy Hollow Road, has been under review since 2021.

The company will expand its operations at 345 Park Avenue in Midtown Manhattan, strengthening its existing New York presence.

All of the apartments will be affordable to households earning up to 80 percent of the Area Median Income, with units serving a range of income levels.

The funding comes as communities across New York continue to face challenges related to housing affordability, limited inventory and the cost of maintaining older homes.

Welcome HGAR's newest members who joined this July. Join us in celebrating and connecting with the latest professionals to become part of our growing real estate community.

The Act does not ban private listings. Instead, similar to the NAR settlement’s approach to compensation, it makes informed, written client consent the gateway.

Several housing proposals currently under review across the HGAR region illustrate the ongoing effort to expand housing opportunities while balancing local concerns.

Builders and developers throughout New York have consistently cited workforce shortages as a barrier to completing new residential projects and renovating existing housing.

New York City's coastline stretches more than 520 miles, making many neighborhoods vulnerable to storm surge, tidal flooding, and the long-term impacts of sea level rise.

The discussion reflects a challenge facing many municipalities across New York: balancing environmental stewardship with the need to support responsible growth and housing development.

Total nonfarm employment reached 1,035,500 in June, reflecting both continued economic resilience and growing employer demand.