Heatherwood Luxury Rentals, one of Long Island’s largest landlords, has agreed to pay $86,500 to settle claims it discriminated against tenants with disabilities. The Commack-based real estate company ...

Developer Heatherwood Luxury Rentals reached an about $2.6 million settlement with New York City after an investigation by Attorney General Letitia James found Heatherwood underpaid its 24 building ...

Local elected officials and area business leaders are expected to join executives of Heatherwood Luxury Rentals at a groundbreaking ceremony Friday for the company’s new mixed-use project in downtown ...

A seven story luxury rental apartment building is planned for Williamsburg, offering more inventory to the area that will be ready after the L train reopens (hopefully) in 2020. Heatherwood Luxury ...

For a developer with such a long history on Long Island, it’s not surprising that the name of the family-owned builder’s newest community is a nod to the area’s past. Commack-based Heatherwood Luxury ...

The 450-unit residential building, the tallest tower in Queens, opened in 2017 and was developed by Heatherwood Luxury Rentals. Heatherwood Luxury Rentals has secured a $215 million refinancing loan ...

Developers want to build three apartment buildings on a blighted lot behind the West Hempstead LIRR station, seeking to boost ridership and preserve local rail service. Commack developer Heatherwood ...