Gutting the Voting Rights Act Is Bad for Business, Bad for Community, Bad for America
The Supreme Court Ruling Clears The Path For Politicians To Gerrymander Communities Of Color Into Silence
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Tag: Paul Adler
Threats to American Democracy & Worldwide Antisemitism Infuse Rockland County’s 15th Annual Yom HaShoah Ceremony
Overtones of Threat to American Democracy & Worldwide Antisemitism Infuse Rockland County’s 16th Annual Yom HaShoah Ceremony
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Rebuilding the Civic Fabric: Why Engagement Matters More Than Ever
Functioning Democracies Requires Participation—Not Just At The Ballot Box, But In The Day-to-day Work Of Community Building
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Energy Costs Are Quietly Reshaping the Hudson Valley Real Estate Market
From A Real Estate Perspective, The Implications Of Rising Energy Costs Are Profound By Paul Adler, Esq. Energy has become the hidden line item redefining the economics of real estate across Rockland County and the broader Hudson Valley. For years, we debated affordability in terms of interest rates, supply constraints, zoning limitations, and construction costs. […]
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How to Navigate Market Forces in the Hudson Valley Commercial Real Estate Market
Challenges Exist Despite Advantages: Quality-of-life, Strategic Access to the New York Metro Economy, and Demand For Industrial, Multifamily, Healthcare, and Retail Assets
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Governor Hochul Gets It: A State of the State That Moves New York Forward—Faster, Smarter, and More Competitively
Governor Hochul’s Agenda Addresses Impediments That Have Made New York Slower, More Expensive, And Less Predictable Than Peer States
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What Lower Rates May Mean for Suburban Commercial Real Estate: A 2026 Outlook
It’s Too Early To Tell If The Fed’s Pivot Will Meaningfully Change The Trajectory Of The Commercial Market
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Back to the Office, But Not All the Way Back: How Co-Working Could Revitalize Suburban Office Markets
Coworking Provides The Structure And Energy Of The Office Without Surrendering Worker Autonomy And Flexibility
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Breathing New Life into Downtowns: Converting Offices into Residential Spaces
Changes In Zoning, Financing, And Community Acceptance Can Yield Positive Change To Underutilized Commercial Properties
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The Real Estate Market Needs Geo-Political Stability to Thrive—Especially in New York
A Cocktail Of Uncertainty Will Stifle Investor Confidence And Freeze Market Momentum
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