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Levine of Greystone originates $8.237 million Fannie Mae DUS loan for three Queens multifamily prope...
November 20, 2018
Queens, NY Greystone has provided a $8.237 million Fannie Mae Delegated Underwriting and Servicing (DUS) loan to refinance a three-property multifamily portfolio. The transaction was originated by Fred Levine, managing director in Greystone’s Monsey office, for The Colorful Flowers Commonwealth Trust.
The search for what to rent takes a break…Reasons why it often makes more sense to rent - by Ron L...
November 20, 2018
As my loyal fans and column readers have come to expect, I’m always on a journey to find out what’s new to rent. In the ten plus years that I’ve been doing this at AFR Furniture Rental & Event Furnishings Inc., I’ve literally stumbled upon so many things that could be rented that there has never really been a shortage of new topics. In fact, there is literally an endless list of new products and services that have become available for rental in just the past two years alone…
Join us! Make a sound and strategic investment in Broome County - by Stacey Duncan
November 20, 2018
Like most things in life, timing is everything. Knowing when to make a move is as important as where to locate. In thinking how to get the best ROI for your next business investment, what are the essential components of a sound and strategic investment? Location and access to markets; powerful industry clusters, workforce and education; targeted state and local incentives; and an affordable and high quality of life. Broome County has all of the components so you can “check all the boxes” you need to make a sound and strategic business investment…
Commercial and residential leases should contain at least one conditional limitation - by Stephen La...
November 20, 2018
Every commercial and residential lease should contain at least one conditional limitation. A conditional limitation is a lease provision that provides for the automatic termination of the lease upon a tenant’s failure to cure a default…
Fun, fitness, & fresh food are bright spots in a challenging year on the island - by Steve Gillman
November 20, 2018
As another year comes and goes, retail disruption continues to impact Long Island harder than most areas in the country, vacancies are up, rents are down…
Question of the Month: Rainy season is almost over! How have storms impacted your building? - by Mar...
November 20, 2018
With record breaking rain along the eastern seaboard, buildings and residents have been hit with torrential downpours, floods, power outages and leaks. To add insult to injury, local news outlets have described this year’s hurricane season as one of the worst yet due to studied weather patterns. What does all of this mean for our buildings?
Retail development in Long Island City is not only plausible and possible, but also profitable - by ...
March 19, 2019
Long Island City is one of the fastest growing areas in New York City at the moment…