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April 7, 2010

Opportunity Running Out For First-Time Home Buyer And Homeowner Tax Credits

The Staten Island Board of Realtors (SIBOR) is reminding consumers that opportunity-time is running out on the $8,000 first-time home buyer and $6,500 homeowner tax credits.  If you are planning to purchase a home, “you must have a binding written contract in place by April 30,” said Sandy Krueger, CEO of SIBOR.  “And the closing on […]
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March 30, 2010

Crain's New York Business notes Barton Horowitz as president of Relevant Public Relations

Crain’s New York Business noted Barton Horowitz, in its March 28,  2010 edition, as the president of Relevant Public Relations.    Relevant is a full-service multimedia public relations and commercial-writing company headquartered in Staten Island, N.Y. A dominant player within the Island’s business community, the firm is garnering attention elsewhere by providing positive  local, nationwide and global results for its clients. Relevant may […]
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March 26, 2010

SIBOR, Staten Island Realtors Celebrate 'Top Producers' during annual luncheon

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — The brightest stars of Staten Island’s real estate industry took center stage yesterday during an annual luncheon honoring “The Best of the Best.” “As you know, this past year was very challenging for the real estate market. The individuals we are honoring helped many buyers and sellers navigate through the lengthy, and […]
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March 22, 2010

Online Jeweler PicturesOnGold.com continuing St. Jude Hospital Fund-Raiser Through March

  Daniel Schifter, president of New York City-based PicturesOnGold.com,  is reminding consumers that his company’s Valentine’s Day fund-raising effort is still on and will continue through the end of March.    To participate, shoppers visiting www.PicturesOnGold.com need only type in “SaintJude” when prompted for a promotion code at checkout. PicturesOnGold.comwill donate five percent of its profit from […]
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