








ABOUT NYSCAR
Chartered in 1995, as a commercial overlay board, the New York State Commercial Association of REALTORS® is a specialty local board of REALTORS® with statewide jurisdiction. NYSCAR was formed by commercial practitioners who had a vision of a board of REALTORS® dedicated specifically to commercial issues. In succeeding years, NYSCAR has implemented that vision by creating opportunities for members to enhance their professional education, to network with colleagues across the state, and to market commercial property in statewide forums.

MEMBER BENEFITS
Statewide Marketing Sessions
Take advantage of the networking and business opportunities at NYSCAR’s marketing sessions held in various locations throughout the state.
Continuing Education
Get discounts on continuing education courses and credit towards your NYS license. NYSCAR sponsors CE courses at the Annual NYS Commercial Real Estate Conference, and in locations throughout the state.
Commitee and Leadership Involvement
Help steer the future of the New York State Commercial Association of REALTORS®. All members are eligible to serve on any of the 12 committees.
Advocacy at the State Capitol
NYSCAR, together with the New York State Association of REALTORS®, is representing you at the State Capitol and fighting to protect commercial real estate interests.
NYSCAR Events
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NYSCAR News
Tickets are now on sale for Rochester Speakers Series’ 2025/2026 season, Speaking of Stories, featuring bestselling authors. The post Rochester Speakers Series launches inaugural season with bestselling authors appeared first on Rochester Business Journal.
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Read MoreNew York is making $100 million available for infrastructure upgrades related to housing projects in certified Pro-Housing Communities. The post NY to provide grants for pro-housing infrastructure upgrades appeared first on Rochester Business Journal.
Read MoreFor families like mine and for thousands of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) across New York State, Medicaid is far more than a government program — it is a lifeline. The post Don’t abandon people with disabilities: Protect Medicaid funding appeared first on Rochester Business Journal.
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