Last week, LoHud’s Jane Lerner reported on WestMed’s latest real estate plans, unveiling the medical group’s intentions to expand – yet again – in Harrison. The new facility, which is expected in 2015, will be announced this spring, but analysts have been bust charting the firm’s tremendous growth. Here’s a… Read More →
Nominations are being sought for the 23rd annual Rockland County Executive’s Historic Preservation Merit Awards. The Historical Society of Rockland County presents the awards in recognition of outstanding historic preservation efforts in Rockland County. Here’s the press release, if you are interested in nominating someone: The HSRC welcomes nominations for… Read More →
No one could ever accuse “Judge Judy” of being dumb. In fact, the former Manhattan Family Court Judge has become world-famous and super rich from her plain-spoken and witty form of televised justice on her long running “Judge Judy” television franchise. So much so that she owns a Greenwich estate,... Read More →
LoHud Real Estate will be hosting its first Twitter Chat next week. The event will be take place 12-12:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 6, on Twitter – using the hashtag #HouseChat. I’ll be joined by Felice Wyloge, an associate real estate broker for Houlihan Lawrence, and we’ll discuss the state of… Read More →
Opengate, a residential and day program facility serving developmentally disabled adults, is coming to the Cardile building in Katonah. The lease for 7,620 square feet at the 357 Main St. location was brokered for Opengate by Ron Reid, director of commercial real estate services for RE/MAX Prime Properties Commercial Division… Read More →
The Federal Emergency Management Agency, at the request of New York state, has approved a 14-day extension of the Transitional Sheltering Assistance program in the state and a 30-day extension for the Individual Assistance program, according to Gov. Andrew Cuomo. The extension allows eligible survivors of Superstorm Sandy last October to… Read More →
Thanks in large part to PepsiCo, a leading commercial real estate firm reported a spike in fourth-quarter office deals accompanies by an increase in asking rental rates. Those two trends are indicative of a rebounding local economy; however, the overall statistics for 2012 showed that the commercial real estate market… Read More →
This made me crack up this morning. It’s an ad from a national home builder stressing the uniqueness of their houses – and the consequences of the competition’s styles that all look alike. Hopefully, it’ll brighten your morning and give you a laugh as well. At the very least, it’s… Read More →
There’s a great discussion going on in the Twitter-verse today about solar-powered technology and the value it can add to real estate. I wrote a story about the solar trend in September, which is very timely – especially in light of the president’s seemingly renewed push for green energy that was touted… Read More →
Forget about schlepping to an open house. You can go to the Museum of the City of New York instead for a new exhibit which features a fully furnished 325-square-foot studio apartment with the latest space-saving designs. There’s the bed that folds out over a couch, a padded ottoman containing… Read More →
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