Palisades Center Loses Half Its Value Since 2016
Appraisers said the Palisades Center Mall’s value is $425 million, according to data firm Trepp, less than half of the $881 million that the mall was valued at in 2016
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Palisades Center Sues Solstice Sunglass Boutique For Back Rent
EklecCo New Co LLC, the company that owns The Palisades Center, has sued the LLC that operates Solstice Sunglass Boutique and its guarantors for nonpayment of rent for the past ten months.
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Nyack College Sale Closes; South Nyack Residents Vote To Dissolve Village
The ink is dry: Nyack College has been sold to Yeshivath Viznitz D K Hal Torath Chaim Inc., a Hasidic congregation for $45.5 million.
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The ABCs Of ‘Transfer Of Development Rights,’ & Considerations for Clarkstown’s Comprehensive Plan
The Town of Clarkstown, as part of its new comprehensive plan, is considering zoning changes that would enable transferring development rights between properties.
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Buckley Farm Proposal Fits Clarkstown’s Goal For Senior Housing But Many Oppose On Environmental Grounds
The Apfelbaum Family Ltd Partnership (AFLP), which for years has met with resistance in developing the stretch known as Buckley Farms on North Main Street in New City, is coming back to the planning board on Jan. 6 at 7 pm with a proposal to build senior housing plus 22 single-family homes.
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This Week In Brief: AMC Theatres Running Out Of Cash, Ritual One Rolled Out For Restaurants By State
This Week In Brief: AMC Theatres Running Out Of Cash, Ritual One Rolled Out For Restaurants By State
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Who’s On Your Zoom Call? Businesses Risk Trade Secrets If They Don’t Know The Answer
Business owners should take a number of precautions for confidential video calls or risk the exposure of trades secrets
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A Healer Takes On Covid By Looking For Clients Closer To Home
with the coronavirus pandemic, shuttering Broadway, Lincoln Center, and many professional sports events, Beldini finds herself once again at a difficult crossroads.
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The 11th Hour — South Nyackers Have A Tough Decision To Make
many residents feel rudderless; they don’t know whether the sale of the college signals an unwanted transformation of the village’s character, or whether it doesn’t.
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