Open in NewsBreak

Rochelle Park

See all locations
Customize your news
53°F
publisher avatar

Business

Realtor.com News & Insights

partner publisher · 29.2K followers
article img

1 in 3 NYC Home Transfers to Companies Shows Deed Theft Warning Signs

New study finds a decade-high share of NYC home transfers have ownership discrepancies, days after a Queens man was convicted of deed theft.

New York, NY · 7h

roi-nj.com

website

The Children’s Place files for bankruptcy protection, seeks to sell assets

The Children’s Place specialty apparel chain, struggling with debt, falling sales and customers shifting to online shopping, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Nov. 8 to reorganize and seek a buyer for its assets. The Secaucus-based company, which also operates Gymboree stores, and its affiliates filed their petition...

New Jersey · 1d
article img

marejournal.com

website

DIG delivers new Walsh Hall in time for school opening

SADDLE RIVER, NJ — As Saddle River Day School (SRDS) welcomes students back for the new academic year, DIG Architecture (DIG) adds a new chapter to its educational portfolio: the completed 32,000 s/f Dr. Kristen Walsh Hall of Science & Entrepreneurship. Spearheaded from initial concepts to completion by DIG’s CEO and principal Jeffrey Venezia, the transformative facility – the central centerpiece of SRDS’s Building the Future Campaign – was successfully delivered within an ambitious 17-month construction timeline.

Saddle River, NJ · 1d
article img

Daily Mail

partner publisher · 2.2M followers
article img

Landry's pays $22M to rescue New York restaurant institutions

Restaurant giant Landry's will acquire assets from struggling Fireman Hospitality Group, whose portfolio includes several long-established Big Apple favorites.

New York, NY · 1d

hoodline.com

website

Japanese Grocer Sakura Market Signs Lease at Old Lenox Hill Goodwill Site

1114 First Ave. at E. 61st St. — Former Goodwill Storefront Leased by Sakura. A Japanese grocer is moving into the ground floor of a Lenox Hill building that has drawn plenty of neighborhood attention this year. Sakura Market has signed a lease for the former Goodwill store at 1114 First Avenue, at the corner of East 61st Street, with no opening date yet announced.

Manhattan, NY · 2d

art-insider.com

website

A Georgia O’Keeffe Hidden in an East Village Closet for 40 Years Could Sell for $3 Million

For about 40 years, a Georgia O’Keeffe landscape sat in its original wooden box behind the coats in a closet in an East Village apartment. Its owner rarely mentioned it. Then, earlier this year, while a niece was helping her sort through her things, she said, almost in passing, that there was an O’Keeffe in the closet.

New York, NY · 1d

HISTORY.com

website

History Picks: America's Biggest and Best Flea Markets

These destinations offer a mix of history, hidden treasures and unexpected finds. Our editors and writers independently research and select what you see on History Picks lists. The true joy of a flea market lies in the hunt, says Maureen Stanton, author of Killer Stuff and Tons of Money: An...

New York, NY · 1d

jerseydigs.com

website

Harrison’s 398-Unit Vermella Apartment Complex Secures $75 Million Financing

Vermella Harrison, a 398-unit apartment building located at 1100 Frank E. Rogers Boulevard in Harrison, scored $75 million in financing. The Carlstadt-based borrower, Russo at Harrison Urban Renewal, LLC, closed a five-year loan with a correspondent life insurance company. The building sits steps from Harrison Station with a direct PATH connection to New York City’s financial district.

Harrison, NJ · 1d

PIX11

partner publisher · 146.9K followers

NYC bars and restaurants struggling amid inflation

UPPER EAST SIDE, Manhattan (PIX11) – A new survey suggests NYC bars and restaurants are struggling amid the rising costs of goods and inflation. The NYC Hospitality Alliance surveyed 275 restaurants and bars in all five boroughs and found that 50 percent said they “broke even” or lost money from July 1 to Sept. 30, […]

New York, NY · 22h

92.7/96.9 WRRV

partner publisher · 36.5K followers

60% Of New Yorkers Want A $30 Minimum Wage

More than half of New Yorkers say $30 an hour should be the floor. Younger workers and lower-income households are leading the push, and the reasons aren't hard to find.

New York · 1d

Mid-Hudson News Network

website

A tree grows in Beekman and arrives on Wall Street

BEEKMAN – Long before anyone ever heard of the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree, Wall Street had a spectacular tree of its own. For 103 years, the New York Stock Exchange has donned a Christmas tree at the corner of Wall and Broad Streets, in front of the historic stock exchange building.

Beekman, NY · 8h

takemetotn.com

website

The Westchester, New York Hobby Shop Where Model Trains Still Circle A Layout Kids Press Their Noses Against

Somewhere in Westchester, a kid is pushing a button and a toy locomotive is lurching to life. The headlight flicks on, the cars rattle forward, and a small face leans so close to the glass that a parent will be wiping smudges later. Shops like this were once on every...

Westchester County, NY · 1d

The Center Square

partner publisher · 229.1K followers

Bill signed to shield NYC housing units from 'predatory' investors

(The Center Square) — Nonprofits and community groups in New York City will be given first crack at buying distressed multifamily buildings before they hit the private market, under a bill signed by Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Tuesday. The legislation, called the Community Opportunity to Purchase Act, will give qualified entities — such as community land trusts and local development groups — the early option to bid on certain kinds of multifamily properties before they are put on the open market. Backers of the plan say it will prevent predatory investment groups from buying up properties and overcharging for rent. Under the new law, which goes into effect next November, bidders will have 20 days to express interest to the owner and the city’s Department of Housing Preservation and Development, and another 70 days to make a competitive offer. If that time period expires without a viable offer, the property will go on the market, according to the Mamdani administration. "This law will give New Yorkers a tool to keep their homes out of the hands of predatory investors seeking to make a quick and easy buck,” Mamdani, who campaigned on giving nonprofits the authorization to buy dilapidated buildings, told

New York, NY · 4h

6sqft

website

262 Fifth Avenue’s first public listing is a $20M duplex

Residence 17 images © Travis Mark; 262 Fifth Avenue exterior images, © Hayes Davidson. A $20 million duplex condo at 262 Fifth Avenue hit the market last month, becoming the first official listing in the ultra-thin luxury tower. As the tallest all-residential building on Fifth Avenue, the 52-story Nomad building features just 26 residences. Private showings began this past spring, but the roughly 4,400-square-foot Residence 17 marks the first publicly listed unit in the building, followed by a $14.6 million duplex on floors 9 and 10 in early November. In addition to its tall and slender frame, the new residential building has gained attention for how it obstructs a beloved view between the Flatiron Building and the Empire State Building along Fifth Avenue.

New York, NY · 1d

roi-nj.com

website

Longbridge Financial appoints Macerato as president and chief commercial officer

Longbridge Financial, LLC, a Paramus-based national mortgage lender and servicer specializing in home equity solutions for older Americans, announced Nov. 9 the promotion of Melissa Macerato from chief revenue and marketing officer to president and chief commercial officer. Macerato has been a key member of Longbridge’s leadership team since joining...

Paramus, NJ · 15h

mpo-mag.com

website

Philips Executive to Lead Getinge’s Acute Care Therapies Unit

Getinge has appointed Stacy Beske as president of Acute Care Therapies and a member of the executive team, reporting to President/CEO Mattias Perjos. She will assume the position on Dec. 1. “Stacy has a strong track record of leading complex businesses and transformations, building high-performing teams and turning strategy into...

Wayne, NJ · 1d

habitatmag.com

website

Luxury Co-op and Condo Sales Are Rising Despite the Pied-a-Terre Tax

When New York lawmakers passed a tax on multimillion-dollar second homes in New York City, known as the pied-a-terre tax, opponents fretted that wealthy co-op and condo owners would run for the hills — or, perhaps, flee to Florida. If that happened, the city would lose a significant pool of wealthy buyers, which in turn would hurt high-end home sales and put a dent in the city’s tax haul.

New York, NY · 1d

Gothamist

partner publisher · 28.5K followers

Digital skills are an increasing requirement in NYC jobs beyond tech, report finds

A person looks at their finances on a laptop. Nearly half of all job postings in New York City now seek digital skills, including home health care, construction and retail jobs, the Center for an Urban Future found. [ more › ]

New York, NY · 1d

CNBC

website

NYC now has more tech workers than San Francisco – here’s why

New York City has the highest number of tech workers in the country. A 2026 report found that it beat out even San Francisco. CNBC Make It explores how the biggest city in the U.S. also became the country's biggest tech hub.

New York, NY · 1d

Realtor.com News & Insights

partner publisher · 29.2K followers

The 10,000-Square-Foot Billionaires Row Condo That Was Just Relisted for $75 Million

The full-floor condo at One57 on Billionaires Row claimed the top spot on this week’s list of the most expensive homes for sale.

New York, NY · 17h