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What’s The Big Deal? Acreage in Nanuet TOD Nets $15.5 Million; Spring Valley Office Property Nets $8.25 Million; Land Leased To Hotel Sells For $2.3 Million
Nanuet TOD Site Sells for $15.5 Million; Spring Valley Office Building Sells For $8.25 Million; Land Under Quality Inn Sells For $2.3 Million
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All-Electric Building Act to be integrated into the New York’s Building Code; Nyack Updates Its Cannabis Zoning; Stony Point Passes Moratorium On Large Homes
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What’s The Big Deal? Acreage in Nanuet TOD Nets $15.5 Million; Spring Valley Office Property Nets $8.25 Million; Land Leased To Hotel Sells For $2.3 Million
Nanuet TOD Site Sells for $15.5 Million; Spring Valley Office Building Sells For $8.25 Million; Land Under Quality Inn Sells For $2.3 Million
What’s The Big Deal? Shoprite West Nyack Property Sells For $17.25 Million; Nyack Multi-Family Sells For $10.7 Million; Rockland Paramedic’s Chestnut Ridge Site Sells For $4.1 Million
What’s The Big Deal? Shoprite West Nyack Property Sells For $17.25 Million; Nyack Multi-Family Sells For $10.7 Million; Rockland Paramedic’s Chestnut Ridge Site Sells For $4.1 Million
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