Staten Island retail center hits market for first time in 45 years
Adelaide Polsinelli, Vice Chairman of Compass, along with Jake Rosen, hae been hired to market a retail center, at 935 Richmond Avenue, in Mariners Harbor
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Lee & Associates tapped to sell Staten Island development site
Lee & Associates NYC is exclusively marketing 385-425 Bay Street, a development site in Staten Island. The site, which is zoned for both residential and retail
Avison Young arranges ground lease for new Staten Island school
Avison Young’s New York office arranged a long-term ground lease for Hellenic Classical Charter School (HCCS) at 1641 Richmond Avenue in Staten Island, a property
Dov Hertz forms JV to build next distribution hub
Dov Hertz’s DH Property Holdings has acquired a 45-acre development site at 1900 South Avenue on Staten Island’s western coast for a reported $65 million.
CetraRuddy to design new Staten Island charter school
CetraRuddy announced its selection to design a new, 800-student K-12 school campus on Staten Island for the group Integration Charter Schools, a leader in independent
City seeking developers for 2-acre Staten Island waterfront development
The city has issued an RFP seeking developers for a two-acre affordable housing project on Staten Island’s north shore. Stapleton Site A is a vacant
BFC Partners planning Staten Island rental development
Ariel Property Advisors announced BFC Partners’ acquisition of 27-31 Wave Street in the Stapleton neighborhood of Staten Island for $2,150,000. Sean R. Kelly represented BFC
NKF team arranges $20M for Staten Island retail buy
On behalf of Infinity Real Estate, Newmark Knight Frank has arranged a $20.5 million floating rate loan for the acquisition of the Shops at Richmond
Staten Island home prices on the rise
On Staten Island, home prices are continuing to gain traction, with the median sales price increasing to $550,000 in January, a rise of 2.1 percent
Con Ed gets plugged in to Staten Island
Con Edison has installed a large-scale battery near the North Shore of Staten Island to help keep service reliable when the need for power is