
Sentiment among REALTORS® retreats with higher mortgage interest rates
The Market Outlook from the REALTORS® Confidence Index retreated for both buyers and sellers on a monthly and annual basis. With supply still limited relative

The Market Outlook from the REALTORS® Confidence Index retreated for both buyers and sellers on a monthly and annual basis. With supply still limited relative

Despite putting two more of his signature local holdings on the market, developer and real estate investor Douglas Jemal says he has not lost his

The fourth in a series of blog posts analyzing how artificial intelligence is impacting property assessments.

The third in a series of blog posts analyzing how artificial intelligence is impacting property assessments.

The second in a series of blogs analyzing how artificial intelligence is impacting property assessments.

The first in a series of blog posts analyzing how artificial intelligence supports the work of assessors.

If you’re thinking of buying a home, one of the first things you’ll need to know is how much cash you have available for your down

For many towns across New York State, property owners recently received their school tax bills. If your school taxes increased – remember that decision was made by your local school board not your assessor.

So, your municipality is considering a reassessment project, and your first reaction is, “Hell no!” Most people equate reassessment projects with increases in taxes. That is further from the truth.

