The financing approved at the LDC's Oct. 19th meeting will be used build a four-story, 80,000-square-foot residence hall, consisting of 300 beds in a suite-style configuration with student common areas and resident advisor accommodations, Westchester County officials stated.

To close CRE deals, the chair of law firm Carlsmith Ball's Chinese practice group advises sellers to know where the money is and who's negotiating.

Redevelopment construction is underway on the LAM Research campus and the transformed development will be known as Assembly at North First with occupancy slated for late summer 2018.