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Permits filed for 74-unit residential building in Jamaica
Permits have been filed for the construction of a 14-story residential building with 74 housing units at 143-24 94th Ave. in Jamaica. The proposed building would be 145 feet tall and span 42,463 square feet of space. With an average unit scope of 573 square feet, the 74 apartments will most likely be rentals. In addition to the housing units, the property would also have a rear yard 66 feet in length.
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Kingston land bank plans 10 affordable units at Grand Street site
KINGSTON – The Kingston City Land Bank is proposing its first new-construction project, a development of five affordable townhomes containing 10 total residential units at 46 Grand Street. The project will include five owner-occupied units and five rental units, marketed locally to households earning no more than 80% of...
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11-Acre Bell-ans Compound in Orangeburg Comes to Market for $11.5 Million
Bell-ans, a historic 11.31-acre mixed-use compound in New York’s Lower Hudson Valley, has come to market for $11.5 million through Ellis Sotheby’s International Realty, bringing together more than a century of manufacturing history, industrial and residential properties and an established community of creative and commercial tenants. Located at...
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Owners of The Hive Discount Purchase Walmart-Anchored Shopping Center in Airmont
The owners behind The Hive Discount along with Evergreen Kosher Market in Monsey and Pomona, have purchased the Ramapo Shopping Center at 250 Route 59 in Airmont, a major commercial property anchored by Walmart and home to several additional businesses. The acquisition places the shopping center under the ownership of...
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Heights Plaza sale raises hopes for beleaguered shopping center
Community members said they hope Harrison’s Heights Plaza once again can become the place in town to shop. New York-based commercial real estate firm HCG Properties told TribLive on Wednesday that it bought the entire complex — including the plaza, Wendy’s, UPMC Go Health, Dollar Bank, and the strip with the post office and Social Security office — through its Heights Plaza Realty LLC entity for about $8.2 million.