Bradley Industrial Park Sold For $116.8 Million
Bradley Industrial Park has been sold for $116.8 million to Angelo, Gordon & Co., a privately held New York limited partnership that manages nearly $32 billion in assets.
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Bradley Industrial Park has been sold for $116.8 million to Angelo, Gordon & Co., a privately held New York limited partnership that manages nearly $32 billion in assets.
Continue ReadingAs we all know, Rockland County is in the throes of a measles outbreak. The question we’re contemplating is “What should or must an employer do? Like most answers about the law, “it’s complicated.”
Continue ReadingKerry Wellington, the former owner of BV Grill Nyack LLC, which leased the eponymous restaurant at the Time Hotel in Nyack, filed a voluntary petition for bankruptcy on Monday.
Continue ReadingA U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge on Monday approved the $18.5 million sale of the The Time Hotel of Nyack to Juniper Time LLC, a company affiliated with IMH Financial Corporation.
Continue ReadingThe Time Hotel of Nyack today sold at auction for $18.5 million to Juniper Time LLC but the fate of the hotel won’t be settled until a court hearing before United States Bankruptcy Judge Robert D. Drain on March 25th in White Plains.
Continue ReadingA bankruptcy trustee has agreed to give property owner John Magee until July 16th to sell Bradley Industrial Park
Continue ReadingFootwear retailer Payless ShoeSource will close all of its 2,300 stores as it enters its second bankruptcy in less than two years.
Continue ReadingThe Time Hotel, which positioned itself as a boutique property for urban tourists and business travelers, has been filling its rooms since it opened in May 2016 in Nyack. It remains a draw, despite the fact that the 133-room hotel has been in bankruptcy since July 2018.
Continue ReadingSears Holdings Corp Chairman Eddie Lampert prevailed in a bankruptcy auction for the U.S. department store chain with an improved takeover bid of roughly $5.2 billion, allowing the 126-year-old retailer to keep its doors open.
Continue ReadingSears in Nanuet will shutter its store but who will be the beneficiary? The store’s closing will leave a major hole in the Shops At Nanuet shopping center but it represents an opportunity for development. Sears owns the 1960’s, 184,522 square-foot building, as well as the 13.54 acreage it sits on.
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