D’Agostino will oversee one of the region’s top-performing luxury real estate offices, supporting agents through strategic coaching, business development, operational leadership, and culture building.

New York City is launching a new initiative aimed at improving communication and accountability within public housing communities.

Kenyatta Jones-Arietta, Broker-owner of R2M Realty, recently announced the addition of 3 new agents joining the company’s team.

While inventory levels remain constrained in many areas, new listings are beginning to rise in several counties just as the traditional spring selling season gains momentum.

Tenants in the Robert Fulton Terrace and Fordham Towers properties have reported years of neglect and hundreds of unresolved violations.

A resolution awarding the Exclusive Negotiating Agreement is being processed for submission to the County Legislature to be voted on during its June 16th meeting.

The deal signals a significant evolution for eXp as the company expands beyond its cloud-based brokerage roots into a broader, multi-model real estate platform.

Housing affordability and supply continue to dominate conversations statewide as New York faces ongoing inventory shortages and rising costs.

The partnership represents another major development in the evolving battle over listing distribution and consumer access.

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“This award recognizes Karen’s commitment to growing her salesforce, exceeding revenue goals and increasing productivity for her Weichert office,”

Westchester County officials stated that the task force will focus on key drivers of affordability challenges, including economic development, job creation...

The program is designed to give property owners greater visibility into water quality and access to financial assistance if contamination is detected.

New York State is continuing its push to strengthen local industries and regional economies with a new investment aimed at Long Island’s growing aquaculture sector.

While fair housing discussions have focused heavily on compliance, equity, and legal obligations, this campaign shifts the lens toward public understanding and narrative.

For real estate professionals, this represents a meaningful shift in how liability is assessed, focusing less on intent and more on outcomes.

The agencies stated that the rescission is intended to reduce regulatory burden, streamline housing production, and expand access to affordable housing.