Statewide Abstract Expands Regional Operations with Acquisition of RG Title Agency

Real Estate In-Depth • June 8, 2026
Statewide Abstract Expands Regional Operations with Acquisition of RG Title Agency

WHITE PLAINS— Statewide Abstract announced on June 4 that it had acquired RG Title Agency, a long-standing title insurance agency based in Peekskill that has been serving the New York real estate community since 1956.

 

The acquisition marks a significant milestone in Statewide Abstract’s continued growth strategy and further strengthens the company’s position as a leading provider of title insurance and settlement services throughout the New York metro region, company officials stated. No financial terms of the transaction were disclosed. Statewide Abstract is headquartered in White Plains.

 

RG Title Agency’s principals, Charlie Stockinger, Jac Zadrima and MacKenzie Forsberg, have built an exceptional reputation for professionalism, client service, and strong industry relationships. Zadrima and Forsberg, who also own and operate Bronx-based Genesis Realty Group Property Management, bring additional real estate expertise, enhanced business development capabilities, and valuable depth to the company’s legal and operational services. Forsberg is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Hudson Gateway Association of Realtors.

 

The merger of RG and Statewide is a testament to the power of partnership with Stockinger noting, “I’m excited to join the Statewide family and leverage the combined strengths of both organizations to foster strong client relationships and deliver even greater value to my RG clientele.” Zadrima and Forsberg added: “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together."

“This acquisition strengthens our position for long-term growth and reinforces our commitment to serving clients across the region,” said Ken Meccia, president of Statewide. “The relationships, experience, and talent that Charlie, Jac, and McKenzie bring to our organization will enhance our capabilities and deepen our presence within the real estate community. Together, we are well-positioned to expand our reach, strengthen our service offerings, and create even greater value for the real estate professionals and clients we serve.”

The transaction further enhances Statewide’s legal resources and expands its network of referral partners, creating new opportunities for growth while maintaining the personalized service clients have come to expect. “We are incredibly proud of our team and what they have accomplished,” Meccia added. “This transaction was spearheaded by Matt McAllister, whose leadership, dedication, and strategic vision were instrumental in bringing this acquisition to completion. His commitment to excellence helped make this milestone possible.”

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