The property sold July 24, 2019 for $2,000,000. Continue Reading →
Next for the Wrecking Ball in Greenwich: Downtown Single Family Home from 1927
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Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, Aug 29, 2019
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Sharp Words Exchanged at P&Z Meeting on Proposed 6-110 Development at 62 Mason Street
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Several commissioners gave architectural advice on the design proposed for 62 Mason Street after the applicant had done what ARC asked during 3 meetings. The chair asked them to refrain. Then the applicant surprised P&Z by saying a century old Magnolia tree was unhealthy, and needed to come down. That was a surprise considering that was not mentioned at last week’s tree hearing on a different tree. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, 62 Mason Street, David Hardman, Dennis Yeskey, Francia Alvarez, Greenwich Tree Conservancy, Margarita Alban
Tarry Lighthouse: Just Over Mill St Bridge, 274 Units, Retail/Restaurant Proposed in Port Chester
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A nine-story mixed use development with 274 studio and one bedroom apartments and retail/restaurant at ground level is proposed just over the Mill Street Bridge in Port Chester, NY. The applicant’s traffic impact study said there would not be a significant impact on nearby intersections, and therefore no roadway improvements were suggested. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Government, Real Estate, Byram, Delavan Ave, Mill Street Bridge, Port Chester, Tarry Lighthouse
Tree Warden Issues Decision on Fate of Mature Town Tree at 62 Mason Street
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Steve Gospodinoff announced his decision on the 25-year old London Plane tree on Mason Street. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate
P&Z to Again Scrutinize Mason Street Development Submitted Under Workforce Housing Regulation Section 6-110
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ON AGENDA FOR WEDNESDAY, SEPT 4th. A local developer seeks to demolish a house on Mason Street built in 1882, and replace it with a 3-story, 7 unit building under section 6-110 of the Greenwich Building Zone Regulation, which is for workforce housing. Two of the 7 units will be moderate income. In return the zoning regulations are relaxed, including FAR. Continue Reading →
