In coveted Rock Ridge, Greenwich is this modern shingle style re-built and expanded by architect-owner Richard Granoff for his own family. Continue Reading →
HOUSE OF THE WEEK: Exceptional, Chic Modern Style in Coveted, Historic Rock Ridge
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Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, Oct 10-15, 2019
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Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers: Pair of Downtown Commercial Buildings
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1 Lafayette Place and 1 East Putnam Avenue sold on Oct. 17, 2019. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Real Estate
Selectmen, Housing Authority Seek Feedback from Milbrook, Quarry Knoll Residents on Redevelopment Proposal
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At Quarry Knoll, located off East Elm Street in downtown, the HATG seeks to demolish 50 cottages and replace them with five multistory buildings for a total of 175 to 225 units, including market rate units. The Board of Selectmen have yet to hear from residents of Milbrook or even from the residents inside Quarry Knoll. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Government, Real Estate, Chris Lagano, Housing Authority of the Town of Greenwich, Milbank Ridge, Milbrook Association, Overlook Drive
Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, Oct 3-9, 2019
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HOUSE OF THE WEEK: Mid Country Colonial on Private Lane
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Explore this mid country Colonial set in bucolic mid-country on a private lane. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Greenwich House of the Week (Advertisement), #ConnalHomes, 17 Hawkwood Lane, mid country, Susan Connal
Patio.com at Former House of Pancakes Has Closed. What Would You Like to See There?
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Patio.com at 600 East Putnam Ave, Cos Cob has closed. The property is located in the LB zone.
According to Greenwich’s building zone regulations, the purpose of the LB zone is to provide for a variety of retail, service, community and business needs. The LB zone is also designed to provide for diversity of housing opportunities. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate
Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, Oct 2-3, 2019
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P&Z Watch: Unintended Consequences of 6-110 Incentives for Workforce Housing Take the Stage
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After an application under the Town’s 6-110 regulation to incentivize workforce housing resulted in a proposed bulky building requiring a 22 ft wide curb cut and sacrifice of a mature Sycamore, Maple and Magnolia, as well as many revisions in response both to ARC and P&Z adding expense for the applicant, all agreed the process and possibly the regulation should be reconsidered. Continue Reading →
