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$190M Sale Of 292-Unit Luxury Long Island Complex Marks Major Deal
A 292-unit luxury residential community in on Long Island has sold for $190 million.
JLL Capital Markets secured the sale of The Arboretum, located at 20 Maple Ln. in Farmingville, according to a release from the company issued Monday, March 2.
The buyer was an affiliate of The Inland Real Estate Group of Companies, Inc., with Matthew Tice, senior vice president of Inland Real Estate Acquisitions, LLC, facilitating the purchase on behalf of the Inland affiliate. JLL represented the seller, BRP Companies, in the transaction, officials said.
The Arboretum, built in 2024, is a 62-acre r…
ICE Will Not Move Forward With NY Detention Facility, Assemblyman Says (Update)
Plans to locate a federal immigration detention facility in Orange County have reportedly been halted, according to State Assemblymember Brian Maher’s office.
Maher, who represents New York's 101st Assembly District, which includes parts of Orange, Sullivan, and Ulster counties, announced Friday, Feb. 20, that US Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials told him they will not move forward with a Chester warehouse site following a review process.
According to a press release from Maher’s chief of staff, Meghan Hurlburt, the assemblyman spoke virtually with a senior advisor to the …
School Employee Accused Of Inappropriate Touching At High School On Long Island: Detectives
A school employee is accused of inappropriately touching a student at Lawrence High School in Cedarhurst, detectives announced on Tuesday, Feb. 10.
Officers responded to a 911 call at the school, located at 2 Reilly Road, around 1 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 10, after a victim reported the alleged incident to a school administrator, according to Fourth Squad detectives.
Following what detectives described as a thorough investigation, Constantine Theodosiou, 59, of Cedarhurst, was arrested, authorities said.
Theodosiou is charged with:
Forcible Touching.
Endangering the Welfare of a Child.
Sexu…
Election '26: Blakeman Reveals Running Mate For Governor's Race
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman unveiled his choice for lieutenant governor, tapping a veteran law enforcement official to join his 2026 campaign.
Blakeman has chosen Todd Hood, the longtime Madison County sheriff, as his running mate in the Republican race for New York governor, Blakeman announced Monday, Feb. 9.
“My running mate, Sheriff Todd Hood, has spent his career protecting communities, managing complex public safety operations, and standing up for law-abiding New Yorkers,” Blakeman said in a statement. He added that both men believe current bail laws and policing policies ar…
