A Hudson County jury has awarded $8.15 million, $6.5 million more than the state's last offer, to owners of property condemned for the abandoned Hudson River rail tunnel project.
October 19, 2012 at 12:58 AM
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A Hudson County jury has awarded $8.15 million, $6.5 million more than the state’s last offer, to owners of property condemned for the abandoned Hudson River rail tunnel project.
The Oct. 12 verdict came after the owners presented evidence of the sale of seven comparable, residential properties nearby in the trial before Superior Court Judge Lourdes Santiago.
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