Real Estate
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14,500 LIers behind on mortgages as foreclosure moratorium lifts
New York state's restrictions on lenders taking foreclosure cases to court ends Saturday, but rising home prices may help some borrowers.
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Supply of LI homes for sale hit new low in December
With a small selection of homes to choose from, prices stayed high. The median sale value was $645,000 in Nassau County and $525,000 in Suffolk.
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Hempstead landlord, tenants battle on rents, services
Tenant advocates complain the state agency that's supposed to protect them has failed to stop the landlord from cutting services and intimidating residents.
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Huntington center, gaining Whole Foods, to lose 3 tenants
Buy Buy Baby, Five Guys and Applebee's will exit Huntington Shopping Center, while a Whole Foods Market is planned for the site on Route 110.
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East Islip waterfront home on the market for $1.4 million
The four-bedroom, 4½-bath house is in The Moorings, a gated community off Great South Bay.
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Northwell adds new medical office in East Setauket
The facility will offer internal medicine, urology, urologic oncology and urogynecology in the Stony Brook Technology Center.
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Newsday recommends Trades: Long Islanders who love their jobs
From welders and bakers to barbers and violin makers, get an inside look at the careers and lives of these Long Island tradespeople.
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State reopens rent relief applications in two Suffolk towns
A court last week ordered the Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance to resume taking applications even though funds for those towns ran out. The move could strengthen protection from eviction for nonpayment of rent since March 2020.
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North Fork retail space with upstairs apartment listed for $999,000
Built in 1850, the renovated building in Cutchogue was most recently home to the Phoebe & Belle gift shop and is near wineries and farm stands.
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Islip's Foreign Trade Zone eyeing 120,000-square-foot expansion
Three more buildings could be added to the 52-acre property in Ronkonkoma, home to 35 businesses that save money through decreased and waived tariffs and can lower the cost of imports received in the zone.
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With space to spare, LI families welcome Ducks players as roommates
This year, with the hope of lower positivity rates and the help of COVID-19 vaccinations, organizations are looking to bring back those opportunities again.
