Rockland County real estate, development
The federal lawsuit filed by Ateres Bais Yaakov Academy in U.S. District Court in White Plains against the Town of Clarkstown was amended Monday to include additional allegations and documents supporting the yeshiva’s claims the town violated state and federal law.
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The maturity date for the loan has been extended to either October 2021 or whenever Palisades Center pays off the last of the 12 monthly installments, whichever comes first.
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Clarkstown Supervisor George Hoehmann told a group of concerned citizens the town is contemplating an open space purchase of 14.5 undeveloped acres that belong to Nyack College.
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a New Jersey-based architect presented a detailed vision for the redevelopment of Nyack College at the Village of South Nyack’s Zoom board meeting Tuesday night that included a new Village hall, library, senior and youth center, performing arts center, playground, and a plethora of housing options.
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New York & Co. parent company RTW Retailwinds has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and plans to permanently close most if not all of its stores, which may include the location at the Palisades Center.
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But now – amid a universal health crisis that has turned every norm upside down and people’s lives inside out – the owners of Michael’s Tuxedo’s are preparing for a return to normal while bracing for a world that has nothing but uncertainty.
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Kitchen goods retailer Sur La Table has filed for bankruptcy as it prepares for a corporate sale and store closures, making it the latest retailer to succumb to the coronavirus pandemic.
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There has never been a genuine plan to site a yeshiva at Nyack College, according to a handful of inside sources who say the idea has been a rouse.
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Rockland County sales were down 24.1% or 482 sales compared to 635 sales in Q2-2019
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A referendum to allow expansion at the Palisades Center, which has been bedeviled by a protracted coronavirus shutdown, will be voted on at the Town of Clarkstown’s July 14th meeting.
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