In April, the Long Island Business News will be presenting the 2015 Real Estate and Development Awards, recognizing Phil Shwom as one of Long Island’s top professionals in the commercial and residential business community. Phil will be receiving the 2015 “Top Industrial Lease” award for representing Sheravalen Enterprises in their lease of a new 198,500…

Schacker Realty is proud to announce that its new web site at www.schackerrealty.com has been identified as “mobile-friendly” by Google, Inc….

“We are constantly innovating to stay ahead of our competition in the Long Island commercial real estate market “….

We are excited to announce that Schacker Realty has supported The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s (LLS) Light The Night Walk on October 25, 2014 and has successfully raised $10,880! You can still be a part of this great success, read more to learn how you can make your tax deductible contribution to this great cause.

“Tax straddling provides added incentive to taxpayers to sell their relinquished properties near year-end to take advantage of the significant tax-deferral benefits of 1031 Exchanges….”

Sheralven Enterprises, a wholesale distributor of fragrances, creams and lotions, leased a 198,500-square-foot industrial building in the Heartland Business Center at 2 Rodeo Drive in Edgewood.  The building was formerly occupied by Royal Pet, which was acquired by Phillips Pet last year and relocated to Farmingdale.  Phil Shwom of Schacker Realty in Melville represented the…

“Nassau and Suffolk counties both have notched large increases in sales of industrial property….”

Schacker’s Phil Shwom represented Los Angeles based Antech Diagostics Corp. in a lease modification at 1111 Marcus Ave., Lake Success.

June 26, 2014 Philip Shwom, SIOR, CCIM completed the sale of 1001 South Oyster Bay Rd. Bethpage, NY a 106,000 sq. ft. class A industrial building bought by Manhattan based Cornerstone Properties which will be renovating the property and leasing it to North Shore LIJ hospital.  

Islip advances Heartland project By: David Winzelberg April 28, 2014 One of Long Island’s largest mega-projects has taken another step closer to becoming a reality after the Islip Town Board voted to accept its environmental impact statement. On Thursday, the town unanimously accepted the final environmental impact statement for the $4 billion Heartland Town Square…