Greenwich Communities will need a lease from the town as the proposed site is an underused town parking lot by the Cos Cob train station. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Communities Reschedules Strickland Road Community Meeting for May 28
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Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, May 1-2, 2024
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25 Zaccheus Mead Lane sold on May 1, 2024 for $8,900,000 Continue Reading →
Filed under: Real Estate
Greenwich BET Sets ’25 Mill Rate at 11.712; Votes 7-5 to Approve Funds for Transportation Safety Study
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After a 2.8% increase the 2025 general fund tax rate will be 11.712 mills. BET chair Harry Fisher cast the deciding vote on the transportation safety study, breaking ranks with his Republican colleagues. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate
Next for the Wrecking Ball in Greenwich: 75 Havemeyer
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An application has been filed by with the Dept of Public Works Division of Buildings for approval to demolish a house built in 1912 at 75 Havemeyer Place, as well as a garage. Continue Reading →
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Six Story, 120-Unit 8-30g approved behind St Mary Church in Downtown
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Greenwich has 5.7% of their housing units as affordable (10% is required) and is therefore not an exempt community from the 8-30g statute.. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate
Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, April 29-30, 2024
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33 Boulder Brook Rd sold on April 29, 2024 for $6,300,000 Continue Reading →
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Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, April 22-26, 2024
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Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers April 17-22, 2024
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P&Z Watch: Julian Curtiss School ADA Accessibility Project Approved
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“We’re so happy that this is a jump off – thank goodness – for the school with great bones, but needs some adjustments to be ADA compliant.” – Steph Cowie from the First Selectman’s Committee for People with Disabilities Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, Schools
P&Z Watch: Oak Ridge 8-30g for 31-Unit Building Approved with Numerous Conditions
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“The problem with not following our zoning is the threat of urbanization. Urbanization in a residential neighborhood is what we’re here to navigate, and there’s really no nice way to look at this situation. It’s a real problem.” – Commissioner Peter Levy Continue Reading →