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LB Boardwalk Property Gets Green Light For Condos/Apartments

The six-acre lot sits between Riverside and Long Beach boulevards.

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A stretch of the Long Beach boardwalk is expected to have condos and an apartment building.
A stretch of the Long Beach boardwalk is expected to have condos and an apartment building. (Jerry Barmash/Patch)

LONG BEACH, NY — A sale has been completed for a Superblock property on the Long Beach property. More than 400 condos and apartments are expected to get built, Newsday reported.

The agreement turns the property over to Uniondale-based developer The Engel Burman Group for a pair of nine-story condos and a 10-story apartment building between Riverside and Long Beach boulevards, Newsday reported.

The breaking ground, scheduled for next month, comes after decades of legal maneuvering with the six-acre lot.

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The Nassau County Industrial Development Agency approved the sale and million of dollars in tax breaks for Engel Burman, Newsday reported.

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