Central Islip, NY ERG Commercial Real Estate, through an affiliate, is funding a $2.1 million refinance loan secured by two commercial strip shopping centers.
Melville, NY Congratulation to Nelson + Pope/Nelson Pope Voorhis (N+P/NPV) for winning Best Use of Labels during their participation in the design build competition for Canstruction Long Island, where firms from the AEC industry compete in designing and building giant incredible structures that are self-supporting and made entirely out of canned food.
East Northport, NY American Investment Properties (AIP) sold 2 Larkfield Rd. for $1.75 million. The 10,000 s/f mixed-use building is located next to the Northport train station.
Hauppauge, NY The Suffolk County Industrial Development Agency (IDA) has preliminarily approved a transaction to assist Broadway National Group, LLC for the renovation of its existing 65,500 s/f headquarters located at 100 Davids Dr.
Sayville, NY Muroff Hospitality Group has sold 41-45 Picketty Ruff Walk, Fire Island for the first time in 60 years! This retail property is located at the entrance to Fire Island Pines, the most exclusive LGBTQ community in the world with several boutiques, a restaurant, a large outdoor swimming pool, cabana, and bar.
Uniondale, NY Ryan Hild has joined Farrell Fritz as a partner in the tax certiorari group. Hild has extensive experience in the specialized field of real property valuation, appeal and advocacy, on behalf of commercial property owners in all aspects of real property tax litigation and condemnation law.
Brentwood, NY Roger Delisle of Island Associates Real Estate Inc. negotiated the long-term ground leases of pad sites for Checkers Restaurants at 7 Wheeler Rd., Central Islip and 1825 Brentwood Rd. Brentwood is about an acre and Central Islip is about half an acre.
As 2022 draws to a close, we’ve seen a number of shifts that have changed the real estate landscape. Many of these market changes directly impact property taxes, which in turn, can change an owner’s bottom line considerably.
All too often I am approached by a prospective client to discuss a dispute regarding a project that is either under construction or has been completed where I must inform the prospective client that the contract terms do not support its position.
The phase one Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) has been the de-facto environmental standard providing buyers of commercial real estate with protection offered within the Comprehensive Environmental Recovery Liability Act (CERCLA) law of 1980.