Pet Valu In West Haverstraw To Close As Chain Goes Dark
Pet Valu, a specialty pet food and supplies retailer, will begin winding down its operations, including the closure of its West Haverstraw location.
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Pet Valu, a specialty pet food and supplies retailer, will begin winding down its operations, including the closure of its West Haverstraw location.
Continue ReadingNow that Clarkstown voters have settled the question over the Palisades Center covenant that allows the mall to utilize additional gross leasable space and expand, inquiring minds want to know what happens next with the pending litigation between the Town of Clarkstown and EKLECCO, the mall’s owner.
Continue ReadingThe Sterling National Bank building on Route 9W in Nyack has been sold to a developer who plans to replace the bank with a commercial tenant.
Continue ReadingWe spoke with Thomas Rau, Regional Vice President, and Steve Kaminski, Head of U.S. Residential Lending, both of TD Bank, to gain insights and illumination on the current availability of financing.
Continue ReadingSuffern Partners LLC, the purchaser of the former Novartis pharmaceutical complex, has filed suit against a title insurance company for $57 million for allegedly botching the sale.
Continue ReadingA financial entity that bought a swath of land in January from Eklecco LLC, the company that owns the Palisades Center, hopes to site a Jaguar Land Rover car dealership in West Nyack
Continue ReadingCitizens of the Town of Clarkstown in Tuesday’s referendum lifted the restriction that prohibited the mall for two decades to develop additional gross leasable space in the mall.
Continue ReadingThe commercial rental market is in free fall. We are hopeful that state and county officials will step in with measures to get us through this crisis.
Continue ReadingThe RBA, which has been located at Blue Hill Plaza in Pearl River, a premier Rockland County address, is relocating to 9 North Mill Street, Suite 103, in Nyack.
Continue ReadingGap Inc. plans to close 350 of its eponymous and Banana Republic-branded stores nationwide, mostly in malls, as part of a company-wide restructuring of its brick-and-mortar footprint.
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