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Since Milbrook Properties acquired Serramar Apartments on February 28 2020, the team has been renovating the community.

Take a look at our commercial leasing updates for July 2021 below:

It’s no secret that behind every successful organization lies a team of dedicated, qualified individuals who works together towards a...

Through this month, our leasing team has helped our tenants extend, expand, and grow their businesses, as well as sign new leases.

When showing your commercial vacancy, you want to portray it in the best possible light so that prospects are able to imagine themselves usi

Through this month, our leasing team has helped our tenants extend, expand, and grow their businesses.

We're excited to announce that the stores below have opened in our shopping centers on Long Island and New Jersey.

The COVID-19 pandemic has certainly proved a huge setback for the retail industry, but you can’t yet conclude that retail is dead.

Take a look at the new leases and extensions signed at our retail centers in New York, New Jersey, and Florida:

The modern retail landscape has become overcrowded with players, making it a huge challenge for retail centers to stand out.

Throughout this month, our leasing team has working in our New York and Florida retail markets signing new leases and renewals.

Over the last few weeks, our leasing team has been busy signing new leases and extending renewals for our commercial retail tenants.

If you own a brick-and-mortar business facility and are struggling to keep up with the competition, pylon signs are ideal for you.

In uncertain times like these, the responsibility of property managers further heightens as other people rely on them for staying safe.

Since the start of the new year, we have been working with tenants on renewing their leases.

If you’re a first-time landlord, choosing a commercial property manager or a multi-family residential property manager can be a large task.

If you’re looking to expand your business, renting space in a commercial building should be a critical investment.

An article was published in the Rockland/Westchester Journal News for the previously vacant theater space at Main Street Promenade in Nyack,