The New York Real Estate Journal hosted the 2nd annual Future of Long Island Commercial Real Estate Summit with AIP as the partners. The Future of LI CRE Summit was founded by Ron Koenigsberg, CCIM, and the NYREJ. The goal of this summit is to inform and discuss local trending topics in the [...]
This new series will cover Long Island towns, while exploring interesting facts and information that is not commonly known otherwise. This article specifically covers the Suffolk County village - Amityville.
Here is a comprehensive report of Long Island's commercial real estate market including the retail, industrial, and office market. This market report covers the average vacancy rate, rental price per SF, and cap rates.
Since the majors closings of Walbaum's and Pathmark, Long Island has seen as emergence in grocers and supermarkets. Have a look at the six growing stores in LI.
New York will begin studying the legalization of marijuana, if passed it will be a benefit for the cannabis commercial real estate industry here.
NY State announced a $10 million effort to bring a new downtown in Hicksville, as part of the state’s Downtown Revitalization program.
With the 2017 year-end statistics solidified, we’re reporting the Long Island commercial real estate market’s performance in the fourth and final quarter of 2017. Arming you with details and statistics, this report will include Long Island’s retail, office, and industrial markets. To most easily digest this information we will break it down simply by market with [...]
With only two months remaining in 2017, we’re checking in on the Long Island commercial real estate market to see how it performed in the third quarter. Arming you with the details and statistics, this report will include Long Island’s retail, office, and industrial markets. To most easily digest this information we will break it down [...]
The fun fall season in Long Island is meant to be enjoyed. This article compiles the seven superb events in LI that you must do this season.
September 13, 2017 Three adjacent mixed-use buildings in Franklin Square have been sold for $7.1 million, the brokerage that handled the sale said. Read The Full Article>>
