The federal banking agencies today issued an interim final rule to temporarily defer real estate-related appraisals and evaluations under the agencies’ interagency appraisal regulations. The
A quarter of Realtors® with clients putting contracts on homes this week had at least one do so without physically seeing the property, according to
Cook County Assessor Fritz Kaegi is planning to reevaluate every single property in the county in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. It’s a momentous
A survey from Point2Homes says despite the COVID-19 outbreak, Americans are keeping an eye on the markets and those that are actively searching say they
Westchester County’s single-family housing market barely escaped the COVID-19 chaos at the end of the first quarter with year-over-year increases in sales and prices, according
With an expected slowdown in spring real estate business activity, many Realtors® remain hopeful for a post-pandemic market rebound, according to a new survey from
Local real estate agents are looking for more socially distant ways to stay in business. Last week, the Empire State Development Agency (ESD) deemed real
As non-essential businesses are forced to close doors, some retail and e-commerce firms are ramping up hiring and operations in order to meet a surge
On March 25, the State of New York Department of Law (DOL) issued a policy memorandum temporarily modifying certain submission requirements for condominium and cooperative
Braced for a deluge of rent defaults some 25,000 New York City landlords are asking Mayor Bill de Blasio for payment forgiveness on property tax
After years of bustling sales and rising prices, Buffalo’s housing market has ground to an abrupt halt. Home showings and open houses are barred by
For the second time in two days, New York State has reversed its policy toward real estate agents during the shutdown, first saying that agents
