Real Estate

Mattituck builders Paul Pawlowski and Kenneth Ballato are buying the former Homeside Florist & Greenhouses site on the corner of Main Road and Cross River Drive in Riverhead.

No proceedings to evict a tenant or foreclose on a mortgage may be instituted in New York until after Aug. 20, under a new executive order signed by the governor yesterday. The order also bans late fees on rents in arrears and gives tenants the option of using their security deposits to cover rent due.

Peconic Bay Medical Center Foundation has acquired the 24-acre former McGann-Mercy High School site from the Diocese of Rockville Centre for $14 million. The hospital has no immediate plans for the property and will seek input from the Town of Riverhead and the community to develop a long-range strategic plan for the campus, according to PBMC president and CEO Andrew Mitchell.

The building was sold to investors who are renovating it for a new restaurant and two second-floor apartments.

Plans have been filed for a 45,587-square-foot retail center with a 152-seat fast-food restaurant on the vacant corner at Route 58 and Mill Road.

Riverhead's Community Preservation Fund revenues are more than 31% so far compared to 2018, thanks to a regional slow-down in the real estate market.

Huntington developer G2D Group is proposing 36 one- and two-bedroom, market-rate rental apartments and 37 parking spaces.

Calverton Aviation and Technology has given Riverhead Town notice of its intention to proceed to closing.

The new solar farm would be the fifth commercial solar generating facility in the hamlet of Calverton.

Planet Fitness is slated for the largest of three storefronts to be created in the 45,085-square-foot former Sports Authority store on Route 58.