Rockland County finance, bankruptcy, environmental, employment
In Westchester and Rockland, the share of single‑family home sales at or above $1 million has grown steadily, pulling more middle‑ and upper‑middle‑income households into a tax originally marketed as a rich buyers only surcharge.
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Auditors Conclude District Under-Estimated Revenue, Over-Estimated Expenses, Maintained Excessive Fund Balances
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It’s Too Early To Tell If The Fed’s Pivot Will Meaningfully Change The Trajectory Of The Commercial Market
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Empire State Development Will Name Itself Lead Agency On The Chair Factory, Bringing Affordable Housing To Village of Haverstraw
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Local Tax Assessors Don’t Recognize Investor-Owned Single Family Homes As Commercial Properties When Setting Tax Assessments
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The Plan May Hinge On Clarkstown’s Consent To Cluster Large Homes On Small Lots In New City
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The Sale Of The Mall’s Underlying Debt May Clear The Way For Sale And Redevelopment Of Iconic Palisades Center
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Furloughed Employees And Closed Agencies, But Mandatory Spending Is Largely Unaffected
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Developer Yakov Grunwald Selected To Develop Affordable Housing In Village Of Spring Valley This is a building with an interesting plot. It began as a traditional movie house, had a less than celebrated run as an adult-movie theater before falling into disrepair. Two decades ago, the Town of Ramapo bought it, and has been underutilized […]
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Residents Question Whether Rockland Green Operates With Full Transparency; Some Say Its Functions Should Be Absorbed Into County Government
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