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Welcome To Staten Island Board of Realtors
The Staten Island Board of REALTORS® (SIBOR), founded in 1915, is a trade/professional association serving over 1,600 REALTORS®, REALTOR ASSOCIATES® and AFFILIATES.
SIBOR is the provider of the Richmond County Real Estate Institute (RCREI), the largest real estate school on Staten island providing Real Estate Pre-Licensing Courses and Post-Licensing Continuing Education Courses.
Use this site to search for information about buying, selling or leasing real estate; to find a REALTOR® or a professional from an affiliated industry; to search for listed properties; and to find out how you can start a career in Real Estate.
When Is a Real Estate Agent a REALTOR®?
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. – A real estate agent is a REALTOR® when he or she becomes a member of the National Association of REALTORS®, The Voice for Real Estate®, the world’s largest professional association. The term “REALTOR®” is a registered collective membership mark that identifies a real estate professional who is a member of the ...
Staten Island BP: Sign Up For Port Authority’s Toll Discount
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. – Staten Island Borough President James Molinaro is urging Staten Islanders to sign up for the Port Authority’s toll discount plan for our New Jersey bridges. The plan gives E-ZPass holders a 50 percent discount on the toll, provided the driver makes at least 10 trips over the Outerbridge Crossing, Bayonne Bridge, or Goethals ...
The Truth About Staten Island: Exec Pens Potent Formula For Success
Insurance professional’s self-help book inspires readers to reclaim youthful enthusiasm STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. – A Staten Island-based businessman has rediscovered the antidote for failure: Enthusiasm. Accomplished entrepreneur and author John Paul Carinci teaches readers the tenets of success in his second self-help book, “An All-Consuming Desire To Succeed.” “There is real magic in enthusiasm,” ...
Is It Time for Young Families to Buy a Home?
We have reported that almost six million adults between the ages of 25 to 34 are currently living with their parents. That number reflects an almost 50% increase since 2003. These young adults are now being advised to jump into homeownership. Who are the people selling them on the American Dream? Their parents! It seems ...
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