Residential Developer Purchases 40 Acres Long Reserved to Unite Two Jewish Schools On Long Island
Long Island Business News › August 12, 2005
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Long Island Business News › August 12, 2005
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The combination of Nassau's lack of undisturbed land and skyrocketing housing costs caused this: A residential developer purchased 40 bucolic acres long reserved to unite two Jewish day schools.
After a heated bidding process, the Solomon Schechter school sold the site that will be carved into stately residences upon multiple acres in an area where it's hard to find a house - and harder still to find one for less than $1.5 million.See the full content of this document
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Residential Developer Purchases 40 Acres Long Reserved to Unite Two Jewish Schools On Long Island
The price for the land next to the Long Island Expressway was $14.5 million, says David Schore, president and founder of Mark Holdings LLC, whic...
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