Marathon Development Group News Today

The new development will include “learning houses," a gymnasium, a dining hall, gardens and a regulation-size soccer field.

Frank "Buddy" Gadams, whose apartment developments have transformed downtown Norfolk in recent years, plans to purchase the former hospital site located off Granby Street.

City Council approved a rezoning request for DePaul Villages, a large-scale complex set to be developed in the old hospital’s buildings, during Tuesday’s meeting at City Hall.

The closure of five nightclubs came as the languishing MacArthur Center went up for sale. The city is resetting its approach to balancing nightlife and safety after a series of shootings while seeking a new strategy for the mall’s central footprint covering roughly six to eight blocks. In the atmosphere of change, developers point to the stability of people still wanting to live downtown as a foundation for the area’s business future.

The developer who successfully transformed a former WESTHELP site on the grounds of Westchester Community College in Greenburgh into a 74-unit affordable housing complex for seniors age 62 and older wants to add another 62 units. Developer Mark Soja of the Marathon Development Group in Peekskill has gone to the Greenburgh Town Board seeking to […]

Executives of Community Housing Management Corp., an Elmsford company that manages public housing, were slow to fire the superintendent of a White Plains apartment building who allegedly raped a child and sexually harassed several tenants, according to a Westchester Fair Housing Board.

Richmond-based Nolde Bros. Bakery grew from a small family operation to one of the nation’s largest independent bakeries.