Rockland County real estate, development
The real estate visionary who’s brought cache and a new era to Sloatsburg, continues to expand his footprint with a food market, a restaurant, a screening room, an art gallery, and an antiques center/real estate office hybrid a couple of miles north in Tuxudo.
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Vera Bradley at The Shops of Nanuet will close its doors on Sunday. An employee who has worked there for seven years said she is sad but not surprised.
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Express, the trendy apparel store with locations in the Palisades Center and The Shops at Nanuet plans to close about 100 stores by 2022, including nine already closed last year, 31 by the end of this month and 35 by the end of January 2021.
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Mall-based specialty retailers have faced numerous challenges, including traffic declines and changing consumer habits.
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The Barnes & Noble at the Palisades Center will likely downsize and relocate to another space to make room for a European gaming company later this year, according to documents provided by a source for the mall.
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For the second time in a row, the Clarkstown Planning Board on Wednesday delivered a three-three vote on whether Suez’s application to expand its new facility on the former Tilcon site in West Nyack deserves additional environmental scrutiny
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Shaking Crab, the Cajun-Asian New England Fusion chain he and his partner are opening in Rockland County location in the spring.
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Maybe one day Amazon will give Rockland a piece of itself but for now Orange County will take the spoils. The sprawling retailer is planning on building a one million square foot warehouse at the intersection of Route 17K and 747 not far from the Rockland border in the Town of Montgomery.
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EklecCo NewCo, the Delaware-based LLC that owns the Palisades Center, and the Town of Clarkstown argued before a panel of judges on Monday at the United State Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit over the mall’s desire to expand.
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Independent bookstores are popping up in the Hudson Valley – but they are much more than simply bookstores. They are hybrid of bars, cideries, wineries, coffee houses, event spaces, bakeries, and more.
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