Frederick Warburg Peters joins Brown Harris Stevens
Real estate industry veteran and founder of Warburg Realty is joining Brown Harris Stevens. Warburg Realty sold to Coldwell Banker in 2021.
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Congressman touts bipartisan long-term care bill at DC event
Last month, Rep. Tom Suozzi (D-N.Y.) reintroduced the Well-Being Insurance for Seniors to be at Home (WISH) Act, which would amend Social Security to provide long-term care benefits for program participants.
New York moves to allow title insurance for state land deals
New York may soon allow title insurance for state land purchases, a shift that could streamline conservation efforts and resolve longstanding property disputes.
New York bill would require reverse mortgage lenders to strengthen consumer disclosures
A New York state senator’s bill seeks to require lenders to offer more comprehensive reverse mortgage information to borrowers at least five days before closing.
NYC advocates call for billions of dollars to support seniors
A coalition of older New Yorkers and aging advocates are demanding more resources from the New York City government to address older residents’ needs.
Habitat for Humanity sees success with aging in place program
A New York county branch of Habitat for Humanity says its aging in place program is making a difference for area seniors.
Alexander brothers denied bail on federal sex trafficking charges
Tal and Oren Alexander are staying in jail. Along with Oren’s twin brother Alon, the two former luxury real estate brokers were denied bond Wednesday on the federal sex trafficking case against them.
You’ll never guess which state has the highest percentage of inbound movers
United Van Lines surveys movers on where they’re coming from, where they’re going and why. The top destination isn’t usually thought of as a hotspot.
Housing inventory is down everywhere except in pandemic hotspots. Here’s why.
Housing inventory shortages have stifled the market for years, but supply is rising in states that experienced inbound migration spikes during the pandemic.
NYC council approves sweeping plan that includes 82,000 homes
The “City of Yes” plans calls for the construction of 82,000 new homes over the next 15 years to address the Big Apple’s housing crisis.