Guests discuss sections of the 2021 Federal Stimulus Package effecting small businesses and individuals: tax extenders (tax credit extenders), short-lived, some permanent, taxes on 2020 PPP loans, and unrelated Covid matters - all a part of this omnibus bill. Many parts of the bill: loan forgiveness, eligibility, administration still require clarification. Pt 2.

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What We Need to Know about the Federal Stimulus Package-Pt2

Analyzing the most important elements of the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021, guests discussed the non-tax and tax portions of the act: second-draw of PPP loans, extension of unemployment benefits; on the tax side: the Covid Related Relief Act and the Tax Payer Relief Act of 2020. Confusion over rules: how to and who will benefit from this large tax-related bill still unclear.

What We Need to Know about the Federal Stimulus Package-Pt1

Guests discuss a trend in investment sales to seek transactions outside of New York. Spurred by overbuilding, the fiscal and political crisis, as early as 2018, New York/New Jersey real estate buyers have been attracted to Maryland, Texas, Louisiana, the Carolinas, and Florida. With investment sales down 66% - 2020 has been a difficult year. All - are looking forward to a better 2021!

Oh Crystal Ball: Outlook on investment sales in 2021

To help renters affected by Covid-19 stay in their homes, civic minded realtors developed and support Project Parachute, offering counseling, advocacy, education, financial assistance to those in affordable housing facing a housing crisis. Guests working with Project Parachute discuss NYCHA projects and hopes for a better 2021.

Real Estate Executives Outlook on Residential in 2021

Looking to the future, bankers, committed to their communities and local businesses discuss PPP - the importance of government support programs to future growth and stability, the importance of careful assessment of lending risk - business plans, liquidity, company stability and customer loyalty.

Banking Executives Outlook for 2021

Alternative lenders discuss the availability of money to lend in an unpredictable market. While banks are more conservative, the refinancing and acquisition markets, with good business plans and equity are being explored. People are returning to the city. There's light at the end of the tunnel.

Alternative Lenders for Real Estate During the Pandemic

PropTech: a merging of technology and infrastructure; an industry with explosive investments- last year - exceeding $9 Billion. Builders, bankers, developers describe the value of integrated systems, providing entertainment, enhanced security, safety and information to clients and customers.

Prop Tech for Real Estate: Update 2020

Discussing how they successfully met challenges to growing their business in the midst of Covid-19: retraining, the even greater need for on-the-job safety; creative use of technology, webinars; communication with employees and clients, and working from home - each guest applauded their employees for their loyalty and productivity!

Coping & Growing Your Business During the Pandemic

Leaders of NYU Langone Health discuss recruiting - during the pandemic - of physicians from various communities, thus bringing increased care and services to a greater number of people and neighborhoods. Guests discuss the expansion of virtual care for patients and virtual rounds - a tool, enabling better communication among physicians.

Challenges & Opportunities of Operating a Healthcare System During the Pandemic

His Crystal Apple looking a little shinier, Michael Stoler and guests discuss a brighter future. Sellers are holding their properties, looking for a rebound in the market; industrial properties are popular but scarce; tenant concessions are useful in closing deals; and hotel and mall conversions are being considered, going forward.

4 Under 40: View of the Current Real Estate Market

Businesses are trying with varying degrees of success to keep their doors open. Guests, representing the food industry, accounting and construction, talk about how they adapted to the Covid-19 challenge: with virtual events, seeking clients, communicating with workers and clients; some furloughing workers, some able to keep all their employees; some hoping for the next round of government support.

Adapting to Operating Your Business During a Pandemic

Many businesses have experienced significant difficulties due to Covid-19. Guests representing finance and real estate operations discuss the challenges they currently must overcome, along with their vision and plans for the future.

4 Under 40: Challenges of Doing Business in a Pandemic

While lending is still strong in New York for well financed, multi-family projects, bank representatives discuss an institution's caution when underwriting real estate asset classes like retail and hospitality. New construction loans are negotiated with clients familiar to the bank.

Financing for Real Estate in the Midst of a Pandemic

Realtors, experiencing a greater than usual interest in the suburbs, spurred by the number of Covid-19 cases in urban areas, discuss a shared concern - will the influx last? Low interest rates and banks, cautiously ready to lend, are part of the conversation.

Residential Developments in the Suburbs

Developers, non-profits and the "man with the money" discuss community development, a coming together of government agencies, lenders, equity investors and mission-bound non-profits in a partnership between the public and private sector. Focusing on affordable housing, guests discuss their programs in conjunction with NYCHA.

Outlook for Affordable Housing in New York City

The Stoler Report, Real Estate Trends in the Tri-State region, is New York's only television broadcast featuring real estate and business leaders. Hosted by Michael R. Stoler, the monthly program features lively round-table discussions of topical issues in the world of real estate.  The series has aired on CUNY TV since 2003.

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