Rockland County real estate, development
SEQR requires all local, regional, and state government agencies to equally examine the environmental impacts along with the social and economic considerations for a certain project, or action, during their discretionary review
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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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Neighbors Say Village of New Hempstead Violated the Open Meetings Law, the State Environmental Quality Review Act, Village Law, and a 2009 Forbearance Agreement
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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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Real Estate Roundup: Clarkstown Planning Board Approves Another Project On West Clarkstown Road; Torn Ranch Seeks New Zoning Use Category For Potential Expansion; Boulders Lease Extension Adds Artificial Turf
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Databank Proposes Doubling Its Footprint & Capacity Despite County & Resident Opposition
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Millers Pond Neighbors Say Ramapo Planning Board Illegally Segmented And Side-Stepped Environmental Review
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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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Development Team Plans To Redevelop Two Blue Hill Plaza Into Amenity Rich 341-Unit Luxury Apartment Building
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Changes In Zoning, Financing, And Community Acceptance Can Yield Positive Change To Underutilized Commercial Properties
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