Nassau County Center: Life-saver or dream?(Brief Article)

From: Real Estate Weekly | Date: September 27, 2000| Author: | Copyright information

So, will the proposed centralized government facility in Long Island's Nassau County be a needed shot in the arm for the region's budget woes? If we read between the lines, the benefits that would be gained from building such a project are not all that obvious.

Although members of the Nassau County Development Group, LLC, the private development consortium that submitted the plan for the facility, expressed great enthusiasm about the project, they found it much more difficult to pinpoint what the actual benefits would be. According to Michael Faltischek, Esq., a partner at ...

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