Showing posts with label Redeveloping Nassau Coliseum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Redeveloping Nassau Coliseum. Show all posts

Thursday, July 11, 2013

Two Finalists Picked to Redevelop Nassau Coliseum

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The redevelopment of Nassau Coliseum is near and there are two possible candidates for the job: Madison Square Garden and Forest City Ratner. Both developers are premium, but only one will get the gig.

Ed Mangano, the Nassau County executive, explains that the two developers still have to negotiate and execute contracts containing their final offers and terms for the project. Once the county receives the final contracts, a committee will make a recommendation to Mangano. The last step in the process is to submit one contract to the Legislature, which must approve the standards of any final agreement. If there are any hints of faults or confusion, the contract will be immediately voided

 The decision will most likely be decided by late August or early September, because both companies have requested for a deadline extension that will be granted.

The Law Offices of Louis D. Stober, Jr., L.L.C. will keep you updated with the latest information about the redevelopment of the coliseum! Be sure to check back on our blog or our Facebook page!



Tuesday, April 16, 2013

Four Proposals Received to Redevelop Nassau Coliseum


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Yesterday, there were four proposals received to redevelop Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum.

Developers include Ed Blumenfeld of Syosset, whose plan is to build a scaled-down arena to replace the current 16,000 seat coliseum. Also in the running is the Madison Square Garden Company, which owns the New York Rangers, New York Knicks and Madison Square Garden.

According to Newsday, Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano reported “With responses received from four high-level entertainment developers, we remain very encouraged that a plan for a midsize sports entertainment venue is in Nassau’s future.”

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