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Eagle Rock Apartment Complex In South Nyack Sells For $19 Million

September 3, 2020September 16, 2020rcbizjournal

OT South Nyack LLC, a Monsey-based company, has bought the 72-unit rental complex at 292-302 Piermont Avenue for $19 million

Condo And Coop Owners Must Enforce Rules To Keep Buildings COVID-Safe

September 2, 2020September 14, 2020rcbizjournal

Hard as it may be to keep up the fight and police lax behavior, condominium and co-operative boards must remain steadfast in enforcing public health and safety rules.

No Referendum On Patriot Hills Golf Course Says Judge Berliner

September 2, 2020September 11, 2020rcbizjournal

A Supreme Court Judge has ruled that a petition seeking a public referendum on the Town Supervisor’s authority to sell Patriot Hills Golf course and adjacent lands to developers is invalid.

Nyack College Submits Letter To Attorney General To Show Sale of Campus Is A Fair-Market Transaction

August 31, 2020September 11, 2020rcbizjournal

Nyack College has submitted a letter to the New York State Attorney General’s Charities Bureau to report the sale of the college. Nonprofit organizations are required to show the AG’s office that a fair market transaction is taking place.

Developers Of Diana Place In Nyack Reshift Focus Due To Pandemic Pressures

August 31, 2020September 11, 2020rcbizjournal

Joseph Maraia, one of the developers behind the proposed Diana Place rental project in Nyack, says the coronavirus pandemic has waylaid plans to build the 26-unit multi-family building on at 249-259 Main Street.

Approved Nyack Rental Project On The Market For $2 Million

August 28, 2020September 9, 2020rcbizjournal

JED Realty, which had planned to replace two single-family houses at 249-259 Main Street with a 26-unit multifamily rental apartment called Diana Place, is asking $2 million, according to broker Michael Scrima of Redwood Realty Advisors

Commercial Rent Collection Inching Up But Several Rockland Retailers Still Paying Zero

August 24, 2020September 2, 2020rcbizjournal

Retail rent collections notched up in July, though they were still down by 19 percent compared to last year. The pandemic has altered how we shop – but is this a temporary or permanent shift?

Supreme Court Judge Has Until Sept. 9th To Give Stony Point Residents Green Light On Referendum For Nov. 3 Ballot

August 23, 2020August 31, 2020rcbizjournal

State Supreme Court judge Robert Berliner has until Sept. 9th to decide whether to allow a permissive referendum on the Nov. 3rd election in Stony Point.

Simon In Talks With Amazon To Turn Vacant Stores Into Fulfillment Centers

August 18, 2020August 23, 2020rcbizjournal

Simon Property Group, the country’s largest mall owner, is reportedly in talks with Amazon to turn some of the vacant anchor stores in its properties into fulfillment centers for the e-commerce giant

How Many Of These Retailers Will Hold On In Nanuet?

August 15, 2020August 19, 2020rcbizjournal

Nanuet, a shopping mecca, began experiencing a retail crisis at least a year before the coronavirus pandemic. But shutdowns, slow openings and a teetering economy reveal the extent of the weakness and uncertainty going foward.

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