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New York City Suburbs Are No Longer An Affordability Option For City Folks
New York City Suburbs Are No Longer An Affordability Option For City Folks; Home Values Have Risen Twice As Fast As New York City Medians Over Past Decade
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Tensions Rise As Village of Upper Nyack Planning Board Reviews Yeshiva Application
Tensions Rise As Village of Upper Nyack Planning Board Reviews Yeshiva Application; Applicant Needs To Surpass Hurdle of Having Only One Egress For Emergency Vehicles When the Code Calls For Two
The Legal Beat: Landlord-Tenant Dispute Heading To Trial After Three Years of Litigation; New Law Requires Retailers To Accept Cash; Stony Point Man Pleads Guilty To Securities Fraud
The Defamation Suit By The Owner Of Colonial Plaza Against Tenant A Nu U Injectibles Medi-Spa Heading To Jury Trial; Second Suit By Tenant Alleges Fraud
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Upstate Update: Kingston Local Development Corporation Offers Funding For Small Business; Newburgh Recognized For Financial Reporting Excellence; 108 Acres Preserved In Shawangunk Ridge
Kingston Local Development Corporation Provides Funding For Small Business; Newburgh Recognized For Financial Reporting Excellence; 108 Acres Conserved In Shawangunk Ridge
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What’s The Big Deal? The Henry Sells (Again), This Time For $63.7 Million; Strip Center In Monsey Nets $4.2 Million; Lot For 16-Unit Multi-Family Sells For $4.5 Million
What’s The Big Deal? The Henry Sells (Again) For $63.7 Million; Strip Center In Monsey Nets $4.2 Million; Lot For 16-Unit Multi-Family Sells For $4.5 Million
What’s The Big Deal? Nyack Self-Storage Sells For $12.5 Million; Condo Units For Kaser On Blauvelt Road; Airport Executive Park Sells For $9.5 Million
What’s The Big Deal? Nyack Self-Storage Sells For $12.5 Million; Condo Units For Kaser On Blauvelt Road; Airport Executive Park Sells For $9.5 Million
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Algorithm-Driven Pricing and Why It’s Getting Attention
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Algorithms Are Frequently Used To Adjust Prices In Real Time
Bowline Generating Station Seeks To Ease Environmental Standards In Its SPDES Permit
Bowline, Unable To Meet DEC Standards For Protecting Aquatic Organisms, Seeks Loosening Of Its Permit Requirement
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