Dutchess County Properties
Babette’s Kitchen – Hudson Valley Gourmet For Sale
3293 Franklin Avenue | Millbrook, NY 12545 This iconic Millbrook favorite is on the market for the first time. Babette’s Kitchen has a loyal clientele, and a fantastic “Main Street” location in one of Dutchess County’s most beautiful villages, 80 miles from New York and in the heart of the Hudson Valley. With a favorable […]
Dutchess County Bagel Shop For Sale
Dutchess County Bagel Shop For Sale – New To Market – With or Without Real Estate Bagels | Donuts | Sandwiches | Breakfast | Coffee | Eat-In | Take-Out | Onsite Bagel Manufacturing & Bakery | Opportunities for Catering, Wholesale & Delivery Contact: Rick Tannenbaum | 917-689-1799 | rtannenbaum@houlihanlawrence.com Contact: Rick Tannenbaum | 917-689-1799 […]
Orange County Properties
Prima Pizza – Cornwall, NY
Small town charm; big time opportunity. Prima Pizza in Cornwall. 35 years in business; first time on the market. Call for more information.
Rockland County Properties
Il Portico – Tappan Italian Restaurant With Real Estate
First time on the market, this classic Italian restaurant (complete with building and parking lot at 89 Main Street in Tappan) is completely modern and turnkey. Seating on the porch, at the bar, and in multiple dining rooms (private and public) makes this restaurant a perfect property for the COVID-19 era and beyond. Seating in […]
Village Square Office – West Nyack
Village Square Offices – West Nyack Available Suites: Suite 28 – 350 square feet Suite 30 – 800 square feet Suite 32 – 750 square feet Suite 35 – 350 square feet Suite 44 – 875 square feet
Putnam County Properties
Hudson Hils, Cold Spring Bistro/Upscale Diner For Sale
Hudson Hils Cafe, 129-131 Main Street, Cold Spring, NY 10516 This local favorite and high-end bistro (seating: 51 indoors, 24 outdoors) offers a prime Main Street location in historic Cold Spring. Two apartments above the restaurant provide a reliable additional income. The 1920s building is 3,850sf+/- and sits on a 2,600sf corner lot. Grandfathered for […]
Rockland County Business Journal News Feed
- Sloatsburg Food Pantry In Suffern Undertakes $200,000 Renovation, Suffern REIT Buys L.I. Complex For $138 Million, BriefsSloatsburg Food Pantry In Suffern Undertakes $200,000 Renovation, Suffern REIT Buys L.I. Complex For $138 Million, Briefs The post Sloatsburg Food Pantry In Suffern Undertakes $200,000 Renovation, Suffern REIT Buys L.I. Complex For $138 Million, Briefs appeared first on Rockland County Business Journal.
- It’s Time For America To Get Back To WorkIt was during a drive to a sleepaway camp in the Poconos this summer that the signs of the current state of the economy crystalized. The post It’s Time For America To Get Back To Work appeared first on Rockland County Business Journal.
- Hayward’s Deli In Sloatsburg Passes Baton To Owners Of Spring Street Deli In Ramsey, NJThe Durkins, who bought the Hayward’s business have renamed the beloved Sloatsburg go-to for sandwiches, convenience store items, and community support, Spring Street Deli. The post Hayward’s Deli In Sloatsburg Passes Baton To Owners Of Spring Street Deli In Ramsey, NJ appeared first on Rockland County Business Journal.
- Rockland County Openings & ClosingsRetail store openings and closings in and around Rockland County, NY, brought to you by Rockland County Business Journal. The post Rockland County Openings & Closings appeared first on Rockland County Business Journal.
- Open Space Institute Submitting Bid For Camp Bullowa To Meet Sept 15 DeadlineSupervisor Monaghan Says Camp Bullowa Appraises At $3.8 Million By Tina Traster Having corralled support from land conservancies, Rockland County, New York State, and town residents, Stony Point Supervisor Jim Monaghan is hoping Camp Bullowa will be bought for open space and preserved for the Boy Scouts. “We are putting together a package that we […]
- County Executive Sees Brighter Days Ahead Despite COVID’s Lingering ChallengesCounty Executive Ed Day on Monday delivered an upbeat 2021 State of the County address reflecting the continued response to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, the economic rebound, a strong infrastructure, and Double A ratings from Standard & Poors. The post County Executive Sees Brighter Days Ahead Despite COVID’s Lingering Challenges appeared first on […]
- Tune In Every Monday Morning at 9:15am on WRCR-1700-AMOn Monday's at 9:15 Rockland County Business Journal dishes the dirt with Jeff and Will on WRCR. We talk about retail, real estate, economic development and other issues impacting the county. The post Tune In Every Monday Morning at 9:15am on WRCR-1700-AM appeared first on Rockland County Business Journal.
- Gov. Hochul Names Two To Jumpstart Legalized Cannabis, BriefsGov. Hochul Names Two To Jumpstart Legalized Cannabis; Association For The Visually Impaired Aligns With BRIDGES, briefs The post Gov. Hochul Names Two To Jumpstart Legalized Cannabis, Briefs appeared first on Rockland County Business Journal.
- On A Personal Note: I Came Here After 9/11; Others Are Making A Covid-Era PilgrimageTwenty years from that fateful event, there is a bookend to the migration of city folks like me who are seeking a safer haven – this time from a deadly and stubborn virus that is still challenging our ability to return to a true pre-pandemic normal The post On A Personal Note: I Came Here […]
- State Law Makes Contractors Liable For Subcontractors’ Unpaid WagesNew York State has passed legislation that shifts liability to general contractors for wage theft cases on private construction projects. The post State Law Makes Contractors Liable For Subcontractors’ Unpaid Wages appeared first on Rockland County Business Journal.
What’s My Business Worth? The Science and Art of Business Valuation.
Pandemic aside, valuing a business is complicated. Is a business devalued because of short-term disruption in sales? Has there been a fundamental shift in the viability of certain businesses? Sellers may consider some discount for the pandemic’s short-term impacts, but most still believe that the value of their asset is not defined by the temporary […]
The Pandemic Clause – What’s In Your Lease?
New Thoughts On Lease Negotiations In A Post-Pandemic World There are millions of commercial property leases in place. While most have incorporated contingencies for scenarios from A to Z, few have considered what to do in the face of a widespread and devastating health pandemic. In fact, there is likely no such thing as a […]
Landlords: Do More Than Offer Rent Abatement To Hold Onto Tenants
Landlords Are Hiring Small Business Consultants To Help Tenants Navigate Pandemic’s Stormy Waters Smart landlords are doing more than offering rent abatement to tenants during this unprecedented time of upheaval. Instead, they are hiring small business consultants to help tenants navigate federal loan assistance programs because rent abatement may not be enough to salvage a […]
When Fair Leasing Terms Are A Workout
24/7 Fitness Clubs and Tenant NNN Obligations – A Closer Look By Rick Tannenbaum Let’s say you’ve been operating your 2,000sf cafe or grab-n-go in a 40,000sf neighborhood shopping center and your contributions for CAM and INS have been about $3.00/psf. Your lease specifies that your share of NNN expenses, based purely on your square footage, is […]