Rockland County real estate, development
Amazon Logistics plans to open delivery station facilities at Hudson Crossing Industrial Park in Blauvelt this fall to power its “last-mile capabilities to speed up deliveries for customers in Rockland County.”
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Pfizer Inc. in Pearl River filed a tax challenge on July 30th in New York Supreme Court, asserting that its assessed value of $62.5 million should be lowered to $4.35 million, a 93 percent reduction
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Discussions have begun between community members and Clarkstown over what to do with the church and the 2.32-acre property situated along Demarest Avenue.
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Eklecco NewCo LLC, the company that owns the Palisades Center in West Nyack on Friday filed a petition for a tax certiorari in Rockland County’s Supreme Court.
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Village of South Nyack Mayor Bonnie Christian on a Tuesday night Zoom board meeting said Nyack College will be purchased by a Hasidic group but did not provide details as to how the campus will be used.
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The Town of Clarkstown on Thursday will vote on a resolution to hold a referendum on Nov. 3rd to determine whether the Palisades Center can be freed of its restrictions to build out unused space on the mall’s fourth floor.
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The Palisades Center will lose two more stores: Justice and Lane Bryant, both casualties of parent company Ascena’s bankruptcy filing
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The buyer of Nyack College will be required to negotiate intended uses for most of the parcels on the sprawling campus with the possible exception of single family houses and buildings that pre-date the zoning code dating back more than a half century.
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New York must take a page from other states that have put commercial rent relief in place to bolster commercial tenants
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Tailor Brands Inc., which owns suit sellers Men’s Wearhouse and Jos. A. Bank, is closing hundreds of stores and drastically reducing its corporate workforce as the coronavirus pandemic continues to ravage the retail industry.
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