Rockland County real estate, development
The yeshiva that bought Nyack College in December has asked the court to dismiss the Village’s lawsuit filed last month that has alleged the congregation failed to conduct safety inspections and has not resolved open code violations.
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Senior Housing Proposed For Former Camp Merockdim, HGAR Launches Fair Housing Challenge, Montefiore Opens Cardiac Catheterization Lab
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Suez Water New York Inc. is returning to Clarkstown for approval to build a storage facility and parking lot at its new headquarters on 162 Old Mill Road in West Nyack after an unsuccessful and drawn-out effort that faltered in 2019.
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Clarkstown’s Town Council has issued a referral to the Town Planning Board to consider a zone change on a portion of the former Rockland Country Day School site to potentially prepare it for affordable senior housing units in the future.
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Rockland County developer Gabe (Gavriel) Alexander is under contract to buy a 9-acre parcel in New City that houses Camp Merockdim, an Orthodox Jewish day camp
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Toll Brothers, a national home builder, is eyeing Pearl River for a senior living town homes on a 10-acres on Gatto Lane.
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A June 2019 appraisal ordered by Vasco Ventures, the Brooklyn group that tried unsuccessfully to purchase the HNA Training Center in Palisades in 2019 from its Chinese owner, reported that the 106-acre Town of Orangetown property’s “as is” value was worth between $18 and $20 million as a hotel/conference center.
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Suez Water NY Inc., the county’s principal water provider, is hoping to triple the size of its Lake DeForest Water Treatment facility at the junction Old Mill and Strawtown Roads in West Nyack.
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Jim Owens is asking the Town of Clarkstown for a zoning change at 23 Sickletown Road in West Nyack to build a senior housing development
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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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