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What’s The Big Deal? Tappan Light Industrial Portfolio Sells For $11.25 Million; 16 South Nyack Hillside Single Family Lots Sold; Jawonio Buys Former Wholeness Spa
Tappan Light Industrial Portfolio Sells For $11.25 Million; 16 Buildable Lots Sold On Route 9W Ridge In South Nyack;
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The Legal Beat: Court Tosses Second Challenge To Millers Pond Development; Yagel’s Wrongful Arrest Suit Proceeds To Discovery
Court Tosses Challenge To Millers Pond Development; HPD Dismissed In Yagel’s Wrongful Arrest Suit Against Town of Haverstraw And Supervisor Howard Phillips
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What’s The Big Deal? Tappan Light Industrial Portfolio Sells For $11.25 Million; 16 South Nyack Hillside Single Family Lots Sold; Jawonio Buys Former Wholeness Spa
Tappan Light Industrial Portfolio Sells For $11.25 Million; 16 Buildable Lots Sold On Route 9W Ridge In South Nyack;
What’s The Big Deal? North Middletown Road Gas Station Sells For $4 Million; Route 59 Strip Center Sells For $3 Million; 65 Main Street (Nyack) Transferred To Lender
North Middletown Road Gas Station Sells For $4 Million; Route 59 Strip Center Sells For $3 Million; 65 Main In Nyack Returned To Lender
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The Legal Beat: Court Tosses Second Challenge To Millers Pond Development; Yagel’s Wrongful Arrest Suit Proceeds To Discovery
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