
Previously the building was a Bank of America branch, but the building has been empty since fall 2021. Continue Reading →
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Previously the building was a Bank of America branch, but the building has been empty since fall 2021. Continue Reading →
Get To Know Greenwich & This Month’s Neighborhood Spotlight, Downtown Greenwich. Continue Reading →
The day after P&Z denied the historic overlay, demolition crews set about razing the structure. Continue Reading →
“I will remind everyone that zoning is a power delegated from the state to localities, and the state has a role to play in proper planning.” – Chris D’Antonio, Enfield Continue Reading →
“The proposal, HB6831, would require municipalities to adopt as-of-right development up to 10 units around bus or train stations or deprive them of eligibility for hundreds of millions of dollars in state funding. Even though our district sends billions in taxpayer dollars to Hartford every year, more than any other, this bill would force us to adopt state-prescribed development and zoning in downtown areas or else lose a chance at getting any state funds back in return.” – State Senator Ryan Fazio (R-36) Continue Reading →
Greenwich Real Estate Report: Your Key To A Seamless Home Buying Experience Continue Reading →
A pre-application submitted under the town’s 6-110 reg incentivizing workforce housing proposed to convert an office building into 10 luxury apartments, including one below market rate unit. Continue Reading →
4 Shorehame Club Road sold on Jan 10, 2025 for $4,875,000 Continue Reading →
At the OGA annual meeting Candace Garthwaite was honored. Recently she worked to have Old Greenwich proclaimed as a Village District to help preserve the character of its downtown business district. Also, Martin Waters from Old Greenwich Real Estate LLC, who purchased “the Nolan Estate,” comprised of 17 shops, 17 offices, 10 apartments and 5 warehouses, had no plans whatsoever to change the façades of the buildings on Sound Beach Ave or Arcadia. Continue Reading →