Real estate’s winners and losers on Election Day
Election day is finally in the rearview and voters across New York came out in droves to support Gov. Kathy Hochul’s reelection, along with a raft of state legislators who will shift the balance of power in Albany next legislative session and have greater influence over market-shaping policy for the real estate industry. Democrats also made significant gains in congressional races, setting the stage for a shake-up in federal policy with implications for the industry. But some of the biggest winners and losers in New York real estate weren’t even on the ballot. Below is The Real Deal’s rundown on […]
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