Assemblages Make For Good Development Strategy In Rockland & Beyond
Money is made in real estate by subdividing properties into smaller lots – that is a developer buys a 10-acre parcel and divides it into ½-acres single family lots.
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Category: Columns
Rockland County voices from our editors and guest columnists
Is It Usury Or Legitimate Funding? A Rockland Court Will Decide
Do these funders provide needed working capital to troubled companies in need of short-term cash? Or are they usurious lenders taking advantage of struggling business owners who have nowhere else to turn for financing?
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Can The Suburban Office Market Cash In On Post-Pandemic Shifts?
Rand Commercial’s Debbie Binstok Says Landlords Should Consider Repurposing Their Space
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Relief Available For Small Businesses Through NY Sate Recovery Grant Program
The New York State COVID-19 Pandemic Small Business Recovery Grant Program provides flexible grant assistance to businesses who have experienced economic hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Rockland Should Consider Public-Private Partnerships To Create Short-Term Rental Housing
Rockland residents who are selling, or who might like to, may be stymied because prices elsewhere are competitive and they need a short-term rental solution, which is lacking in the county.
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Net Leasing Maintains Its Luster, Even Through Pandemic
net-lease properties continue to attract interest during this downturn as investors seek long-term dependable cash flows,
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Family Businesses Outpace Other Businesses In Hard Times Like Pandemics
Entrepreneurs Should Take A Page From Multigenerational Businesses When It Comes To Navigating A Crisis
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How Can Towns Balance Warehouse Development While Reducing Environmental Impact?
Towns Should Say “Yes” To Warehouse Projects But Build In Protections For Long-Term Health And Quality Of Life
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Joining The Clubhouse — Hot New Social Media Tool For Networking
RCBJ’s columnist/attorney Judith Bachman talks to Jason Horowitz, principal broker with Triforce Commercial Real Estate about the hot platform Clubhouse. Horowitz is an early adopter of the platform, which combines social media and a ZOOMesque connectivity.
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25 Percent Of Traditional Gas Stations Face Closure By 2035
A recent study by Boston Consulting Group reported that 25 percent of traditional gas stations nationwide face closure by 2035.
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