Rockland County real estate, development
Pfizer’s Kathrin Jansen To Deliver Commencement Address At Dominican College, Zebrowski Co-Sponsors Dark Store Bill To Prevent Sharp Reduction In Tax Assessments, briefs
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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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The real estate market for single-family homes in the Hudson Valley area is still afire even though New York vaccination rates have risen to 70 percent, commuters are commuting again, and life is turning back to normal.
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In what appears to be an epic resurrection, new tenants are opening along Main Street and Broadway in Nyack, pumping energy and hope into a village that should never be underestimated.
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The Town of Clarkstown’s Zoning Board of Appeals last week granted variances to a religious school that is planning an extension, worrying a citizens’ action group that is concerned about a series of proposed projects for West Clarkstown Road and nearby roads.
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The pandemic, a time of lockdowns and rattled nerves, inadvertently put the Piermont Farmers market on a map that extends regionally to New Jersey, Westchester and even Manhattan
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net-lease properties continue to attract interest during this downturn as investors seek long-term dependable cash flows,
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the HNA Training Center in Palisades, owned by a limited liability company in Delaware, is not part of the company’s bankruptcy.
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Three muscular development teams with impressive portfolios presented visions to transform the now-shuttered HNA Palisades Training Center during a Town of Orangetown ZOOM meeting on Wednesday.
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A Valley Cottage homeowner who removed large swaths of vegetation and trees from both his land and adjoining town-owned land on West Hook Mountain is counting on a stormwater management plan to resolve his case in town court.
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