Another Nyack Landowner Plans Rental Units In Village
Seizing on a residential housing boom in Nyack, another property owner plans to transform a commercial property into upscale rental apartments.
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Palisades Center Sues Modell’s Guarantor For $450,000 In Back Rent
EklecCo New Co LLC, the company that owns The Palisades Center, has sued the guarantor for Modell’s Sporting Goods for nearly $450,000 for nonpayment of rent since March 2020.
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Carters To Open In Mall, Rockland Shows Off Its Green, Oster Properties Proposed Mixed Use In Yorktown Heights
Carters, A Children’s Apparel Retailer, To Open In Palisades Center, Rockland Makes Top 30 EPA List Of Green Users, Property Company With Rockland Holdings Plans To Transform Yorktown Heights Shopping Center Into Mixed Use Project
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Help’s On The Way For Tenants/Landlords But More Is Needed
In December 2020, Congress passed the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021 with $25 billion in emergency rental assistance.
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Village Of South Nyack Hires Group To Guide Them Through Dissolution
The Village of South Nyack board on Monday voted to hire Laberge Group to create a dissolution plan for a capped sum of $35,000 unless the board agrees to allocate additional funding.
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The Arc Rockland Sells Congers Building For $6.5 Million; Buys Smaller Building in Valley Cottage For $2.75 Million
The Arc Rockland, a leading provider of services for people with developmental and intellectual disabilities, last week sold its headquarters at 25 Hemlock Drive in Congers to Portables Unlimited, Inc. for $6.5 million.
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Two Nyack Residential Projects Gain Steam, One Remains Stalled
The Montclare apartment project on Midland Avenue and Main Street in Nyack is poised to move forward now that the developer has secured an $8 million building loan for the project. The Diana Place project has been revived but the waterfront Tidewater condominium project remains stalled.
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New York Considering Law To Establish Data Privacy Bill of Right For Consumers
States, including New York, are set to making sweeping updates to their cyber privacy laws which could impact local business owners in response to the rash of recent cybersecurity breaches.
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100 Dutch Hill Sells For $9 Million, Nice-Pak Gets EPA Approval, Nyack Merchants Show Off Windows
100 Dutch Hill Sells For $9 Million, Nice-Pak Gets EPA Approval For Disinfecting Wipes,
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Town Of Orangetown Cooperating With HNA Palisades Center To Sell Property
The Town of Orangetown is working in cooperation with HNA Palisades Center to seek a developer to re-envision the 106 acres site on Route 9W in Palisades, according to outside counsel the town has hired to steer the destiny of the parcel.
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