New FARE Act Shifts Broker Fees to Landlords in NYC, Promising Renters Financial Relief
The FARE Act in NYC takes effect to make landlords, not renters, responsible for broker fees, with concerns that costs may be passed to tenants through higher rents.
New York City's Broker Fee Ban to Commence, Shifting Financial Burden from Tenants to Landlords
A federal judge in NYC has cleared the way for a broker fee ban, set to start on June 11, that will shift the fee from tenants to landlords unless renters hire the broker themselves.
New York City Strikes Deal to Increase Affordable Housing in Hudson Yards West
NYC Mayor Eric Adams secured a deal with Related Companies for 625 affordable homes in Hudson Yards West, up from 420. This part of a $12 billion project includes public space and possible infrastructure funded by tax revenues.
San Diego Property Owners Urged to Pay Taxes by June 30 to Avoid Hefty Penalties
San Diego property owners have three weeks to pay their 2024-25 property taxes to avoid added penalties and a default status, with Treasurer-Tax Collector Dan McAllister emphasizing the ease of online payment.
Flagstaff's Timber Sky Pioneers Inclusive Housing, Scottsdale Firm Sparks Commercial Growth in Laveen
Flagstaff's Timber Sky project is merging high-end and affordable homes, while Scottsdale's Laveen Village is set to host a Rush Funplex, reflecting a push for diverse and inclusive community planning in Arizona.
Lexington's 23 Thoreau Road Luxury Property Hits Market at $6.1M with Custom Upgrades and Modern Design
The property at 23 Thoreau Road in Lexington features modern design, a recent price cut, and high-end customizations, with 6 bedrooms and 10 bathrooms, luxury finishes, and a potential for additional bespoke features.












