LONG ISLAND (WABC) A coalition of New York State Senate Committees is calling for comprehensive legislation to reform the state s real estate industry after finding that real estate agents on Long Island steered potential home buyers to certain neighborhoods based upon the buyer s ethnicity.
The findings are part of a year-long investigation into housing discrimination on Long Island by members of three state committees.
The investigation included the review of subpoenaed documents from real estate companies and public testimony from dozens of witnesses from real estate firms and from fair housing experts.
The Senate report concluded, The current insufficient enforcement of fair housing laws was apparent throughout the Committees investigation.
Despite various challenges, TikTok continued its meteoric rise n 2020, and is now firmly on track to become the next billion-user platform - and potentially, a real, significant challenger for Facebook and Instagram within the social media space.
That growth has also got the attention of marketers, and businesses looking to tap into the next wave. What s particularly relevant about TikTok in this sense is its younger user slant - habits formed at younger ages are more likely to become habitual, meaning that short-form video content, and the full-screen, scrollable feed, could well become the standard for social media platforms moving forward. Which will also be crucially relevant as those younger consumers move into more lucrative consumer brackets.