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2026 Developing Long Island: Station Yards
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2026 Developing Long Island: Station Yards

Ronkonkoma, NY TRITEC’s Station Yards is transforming Ronkonkoma into a vibrant, walkable, transit-oriented community where people can live, work, shop, dine, and connect. Designed by SPECTOR Companies, The Core Apartments bring contemporary architecture, sophisticated interiors, expansive amenities, and thoughtfully designed outdoor spaces to the heart of this growing community.
CBRE arranges $30 million sale of former industrial building into converted multifamily property
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CBRE arranges $30m sale of former industrial building into converted multifamily property

Brooklyn, NY CBRE has completed the $30 million sale of 59 Bogart St., a 51-unit multifamily loft building located in the East Williamsburg section of the city. The CBRE team of Robert Shapiro and Ian Brooks represented the seller
Northmarg arranges $7 million refinancing for 53,000 s/f industrial warehouse
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Northmarg arranges $7m refinancing for 53,000 s/f ind’l. warehouse

Queens, NY Northmarq’s White Plains Debt + Equity team led by Robert Ranieri arranged $7 million in financing for a 53,000 s/f industrial distribution warehouse located at 56-75 49th St. in the Maspeth neighborhood
C & A Seneca Construction celebrates 100 years with an exhilarating New York Fashion Week kick-off
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C & A Seneca Construction celebrates 100 years with an exhilarating New York Fashion Week kick-off

Manhattan, NY Carlo Seneca, CEO of C & A Seneca Construction, recently drew in hundreds of VIP guests for the celebration of his company’s 100th anniversary. The festivities aptly coincided with the opening of NYFW.
NYC Dept. of Buildings unveils new agency memorial for 25th anniversary of 9/11 attacks
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NYC Dept. of Buildings unveils new agency memorial for 25th anniversary of 9/11 attacks

Manhattan, NY Leading up to the 25th anniversary of the events of September 11th, 2001, deputy mayor for Housing and Planning Leila Bozorg and Buildings commissioner Ahmed Tigani unveiled a new permanent memorial at the Department of Buildings (DOB) headquarters in Lower Manhattan, commemorating the efforts of department personnel who answered the call and responded in the aftermath of the terrorist attack.
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New York State Homes and Community Renewal finish $32 million affordable development

Union, NY New York State Homes and Community Renewal commissioner RuthAnne Visnauskas have completed the Homesteads on Grand, a $32 million, 72-unit mixed-use affordable and supportive development in Johnson City, Broome County.
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MDS Architecture designs memorial to pay tribute to those lost on September 11

Wantagh, NY A new 9/11 memorial designed as a lasting place of reflection, remembrance and resilience was formally dedicated on September 11, 2026 at Wantagh High School, honoring those who lost their lives in the 9/11 terrorist attacks and ensuring their memory will be carried forward for generations.
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Velez of The Velez Organization named Developer of the Year by Bronx Chamber of Commerce

Bronx, NY Elizabeth Velez, president and principal of The Velez Organization, was honored as Developer of the Year by the Bronx Chamber of Commerce at its Sept. 17 Annual Gala at Marina del Rey, recognizing more than 30 years of leadership in construction, development and expanding economic opportunity across New York.
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