What’s Happening Now In Rockland County.
Court Rejects County Assertions Of Trade Secrets & Other Exemptions As ‘Conclusory Assertions Without Factual Support’ For the second time in less than a year, a Rockland County judge has enforced the spirit of New York’s Freedom of Information Law (FOIL), and used its teeth to force the government to produce documents. This week, the […]
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Private Listing Networks Suppress Information About Housing Supply & Cause Harm To Home Buyers By David Carlucci Most real estate agents work for brokerages, which connect sellers with buyers and buyers with sellers. In a given city or region, brokerages usually share their listings through online databases called multiple listing services (MLS). Think of these […]
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Clarkstown Increased Its Outstanding Debt To About $160 Million; Up From $112 Million In 2021 At nine o’clock on a Tuesday morning in May, Clarkstown’s town board held a special meeting and voted on a resolution to buy St. Paul’s Convent at the corner of Gilchrest and Kings Highway for $930,000. A second resolution authorized […]
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Multiple Factors Point To An Elevated Risk Of Foreclosures In Rockland County, According to NestCash NestCash, a real estate investment and data company published a county-level New York Foreclosure Risk Index, and scored against the 55 counties outside New York City, Rockland ranks first. The first-place ranking is not a good thing. One driver behind […]
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Developer Returns With A Second Proposal For A Zoning Overlay To Facilitate Apartments In Proximity To Pearl River Transit Station The developer of Jefferson Arms, a proposed 88-unit residential project in Pearl River’s CO (Commercial) zone, returned to the Orangetown Town Board last week asking the town board to advance a proposal that would create […]
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Hudson Valley iCampus Adds Leases, Renews Existing Tenants; Veolia Reaches New Milestone In Treatment of PFAS In Drinking Water; Briefs
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Clarkstown Green Lights Residential Home In West Nyack For Young Girls With Eating Disorders; Town Said NY State Law Made It Impossible To Challenge Application From Monte Nido & Affiliates
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Two Giant Warehouses Slated To Replace Iconic Sheraton Mahwah Hotel Along I-287 On Rockland Border; Pent-Up Demand For Warehousing Replacing Hotels, Pharma Campuses, Undeveloped Land In Suburbia
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Sterling Development Group Secured PILOT Approval for 252-Unit Multi-Family Development But For Now Is No Longer At The Table
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New York’s Highest Court Affirms The Demise Of Clarkstown’s Term Limits
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