Residential Sales Hard Hit In Q2 2020 But Brokers Expect Healthy Recovery
Rockland County sales were down 24.1% or 482 sales compared to 635 sales in Q2-2019
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Pandemic Dampens Likelihood Of 2020 State Economic Funding Through REDC Grants Program
Due to the coronavirus, and all of the economic devastation it has wrought, sources say New York’s 10th annual Regional Economic Development Council competition — where the state invests $750 million in projects from Buffalo to Long island — is unlikely to take place in 2020.
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Referendum On Palisades Center Hangs On Passage Of Assembly Bill To Amend Election Law
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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Retro Fitness Gym Owners Want Clarity From State For Reopening
While uncertainty lingers over Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s decision to allow gyms and health clubs in New York to reopen, Retro Fitness in Pearl River and Tappan is hanging tough
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COVID-19 Era Ushers In Cyber Conveniences That Carry Risk
As we are increasingly relying upon cyber connectivity, businesses must evaluate cyber vulnerability and take steps to protect themselves.
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Village Of South Nyack To Hire Outside Legal Counsel & Appraiser For Nyack College Sale
South Nyack to hire outside counsel to assist in “matters related to the sale of the college,” and to engage in an appraisal company for portions of the campus.
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Tea Merchant Takes To The Streets And The Bridge Landing
Teagevity is a notable Hudson Valley business at area farmers’ markets, and is the first vendor to stake his flag at the foot of the newly opened Shared Use Path
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Growing List Of Closures & Bankruptcies Imperils Malls
Coresight Research estimates 20,000 to 25,000 stores could permanently close in the U.S. this year, with 55% to 60% of those closures in malls.
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Employers Are Not Allowed To Test Employees For COVID-19 Antibodies
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (the “EEOC”) has clarified its current position on COVID-19 testing in the workplace, confirming it is unlawful for employers to test employees for COVID-19 antibodies.
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It’s Darwinian Out There: Landlords Who Are Flexible Will Survive
As the world reorders itself, as retail shakes out, and the office market recalibrates, landlords want to work with prospective tenants in ways they’ve not done so in the past to ensure tenancy.
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