Sentences with phrase «estate industry officials»

The Campaign for One New York has raised $ 4.36 million and spent $ 4.01 million since it was created, but came under withering criticism for its fundraising from real estate industry officials and groups who wanted specific action from City Hall.

The messages, along seized schedules for the State Senate head, showed that Mr. Dorego helped arrange meetings between Mr. Skelos and top real estate industry officials, including Glenwood founder Leonard Litwin.

Not exact matches

Elected officials who profess to be on the vanguard of progressive thought fell behind Alcantara, knowing full well she was joining a conference that has no qualms with supporting a Republican Party that safeguards the interests of Wall Street, wealthy suburbanites, and the real estate industry over the poor and working class of the five boroughs.

Mr. Dorego recalled Mr. Skelos making a similar threat against Jim Whelan of Real Estate Board of New York — and a former Bloomberg administration official — because the industry trade group had hired a Democratic consultant.

«But too often, city and state officials have sat by idly while vital neighborhood hospitals have shuttered their doors only to be replaced by high - priced condos built by the real estate industry.

The upcoming battle is reflected on this list by the presence of Albany - centric lawmakers, who the mayor will need to get his affordable housing plan off the ground; real estate industry players, who will no doubt have their deep - pocketed say in the legislative skirmish to come; and the city officials who will lobby hard for tenant - friendly rent laws in the state capital, or cut a few deals that alienate their progressive base.

With LGBT activism going back to the Gay Activists Alliance in 1971 and professional relationships with LGBT leaders, government officials, and real estate industry interests, Geto was a key mediator between the community and Rudin Management, which donated the space for a park.

This was attended by five officials from the real estate industry, three of whom were employed by Glenwood: Dorego, Gary Jacob, and Litwin himself.

At 6:30 p.m., activists participate in a discussion on the upcoming NYC Council speaker's race, the influence of money on elected officials and the impact on local communities of legislation and policies favorable to the real estate industry, LaGuardia Community College, 31 - 10 Thomson Ave., Room E242, Queens.

Johnson received more than $ 63,000 in campaign contributions this election cycle from the real estate industry, with donations coming from officials at Related Companies, DDG Partners and the Property Markets Group, according to Crain's.

A real estate official who cooperated with investigators allegedly told them that Skelos, «using explicit language, stated he would punish» the industry if it didn't support him through campaign contributions.

At a speech in April, the governor seemed to invite officials outside of Albany, including the real - estate industry, to work out their own plan for 421 - a, the tax incentive program to encourage developers to create affordable housing that was set to expire this year.

State health care funding figures into the charges — to which Silver has pleaded not guilty — but federal officials also note the Assembly's «significant role in regulating the real estate industry.»

Glenwood Management, a New York City real estate developer, was directed to funnel a $ 20,000 payment to Adam Skelos, and to help get him consulting payments at AbTech Industries, an environmental technology company, officials said.

We have compiled an extensive database of mortgage professionals from all aspects of the mortgage lending field including certified loan officers and national mortgage bankers, licensed mortgage brokers and advisory mortgage planners, underwriting analysts, closing agents, credit managers, jumbo mortgage experts, reverse mortgage advisors, home equity consultants, loan originators, real estate attorneys, government officials and other providers for our industry.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has instructed the national government to design new measures aimed at tightening control of the Russian real estate industry and to regulate the activities of real estate brokers, according to an official spokesman of the press service of the Kremlin.

But establishing the REALTOR ® Legislative Champion award meant more to the Washington REALTORS ® Association than publicity; it's a way to thank elected officials that fought for real estate industry issues and home ownership.

Stuart H. Wolff, chairman of the board and CEO of RealSelect Inc., the company that operates REALTOR.COM, the official Internet site of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS ®, explains what's at stake for REALTORS ® and what they, as individuals, can do to ensure a bright future for the real estate industry.

«I have been using RPR to generate reports that help our local officials fully understand the local property / real estate industry in light of the exceptional growth Greater Chattanooga and Hamilton County, TN have experienced in the past few years with the arrival of Volkswagen and Amazon as our new growth partners in Chattanooga.»

An idea of the scope of issues likely to confront the real estate industry in the near future can be gathered from a glance at the forthcoming Association of Real Estate License Law Officials» midyear meetings aestate industry in the near future can be gathered from a glance at the forthcoming Association of Real Estate License Law Officials» midyear meetings aEstate License Law Officials» midyear meetings agenda.

The Association of Real Estate License Law Officials has posted guidelines to help the industry avoid regulatory trouble as online listings become ubiquitous and more real estate information is shared oEstate License Law Officials has posted guidelines to help the industry avoid regulatory trouble as online listings become ubiquitous and more real estate information is shared oestate information is shared online.

The Association of Real Estate License Law Officials has posted guidelines to help the industry avoid regulatory trouble on the «net.

While this remote voting process is new to the commercial real estate industry, it is also new to the codes officials across the country.

As the leading advocate for real estate issues, it's our job to address this pressing issue as well as many others with Congress, regulators and industry official this week as we continue our fight to protect consumers in the real estate transaction, promote affordable financing, and address the issues affecting the real estate business and industry.

Nearly 8,500 REALTORS ® and guests will meet with legislators, regulatory officials and top industry executives to ensure qualified buyers and investors have access to safe and affordable mortgage financing and protect and advance the operations of REALTORS ®» businesses and real estate - related tax policies.

During this year's conference, «Rise to New Heights,» Realtors ® will engage industry leaders and federal officials about Realtors ®» top legislative priorities, the changing regulatory landscape, and the obstacles and opportunities facing consumers, real estate markets and the economy.

Given serious concerns with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's proposed reforms to the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act, the National Association of REALTORS ® has urged officials in HUD and the White House to rework key aspects of the rule and beef up its analysis of the impact on consumers and industry players.

Hear from two elected officials — who happen to be REALTOR ® champions — about how associations can get to know them, advocate for industry issues, and become their number one resource for real estate issues.

By including these elected association leaders and pursuing a common agenda with these groups, the Roundtable helps ensure a more cohesive industry voice is heard by government officials and the public about the real estate industry and its important role in the global economy.

Created under the Real Estate Act after years of discussion between industry leaders and officials in the provincial government, the Foundation started making an impact right away by funding initiatives to help educate and train real estate professiEstate Act after years of discussion between industry leaders and officials in the provincial government, the Foundation started making an impact right away by funding initiatives to help educate and train real estate professiestate professionals.

Now more than ever, our elected officials need to hear from real estate professionals like you before they make important decisions about the housing industry and private property rights.

It is the result of industry leaders and Provincial government officials coming together to establish the beginnings of a fund that focuses upon the achievement of Real Estate excellence in Alberta.

The Political Advocacy Committee encourages participation among the general membership in grass roots political activity, monitors local legislation affecting the real estate industry and advocates for the Eugene Association of REALTORS ® to elected officials, community leaders and the public.

the official document used in the real estate industry that specifies at any one time who owns a piece of property.

American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI) Appraisal Institute Association of Real Estate License Law Officials Inman News Real Estate News Mortgage Bankers and Brokers Association of New Hampshire (MBBA - NH) Mortgage Bankers Association of America (MBA) NAR Action Center National Association of REALTORS National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) National Association of Home Inspectors (NAHI) New Hampshire Real Estate Commission Northern New England Real Estate Network (NNEREN) Real Estate Educators Association (REEA) REALTOR.com Real Estate Listings and Homes for Sale Realty Times Real Estate News RisMedia.com Real Estate News The Title Report Title Insurance Industry News

City officials have asked the real estate industry to share blame in the discovery that hundreds of homes violated affordable homeownership program rules, but the problem raises questions about flagging city oversight.

While planning is still underway, NAR expects that REALTOR ® leaders will join legislators, government officials, business leaders, top industry executives, and economists to design a housing recovery plan that will address today's critical homeownership, mortgage finance and real estate investment challenges.

The Wall Street Journal reports that state officials allege some in the industry paid banks to have business steered in their direction, a practice that may violate the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA).

The On Common Ground newsletter is sent to Illinois elected officials and provides research, local ordinance and state law updates, and economic data related to the Illinois real estate industry.

By identifying, analyzing and coordinating policy positions, The Roundtable's business and trade association leaders seek to ensure a cohesive industry voice is heard by government officials and the public about real estate and its important role in the global economy.