25 Pecksland Rd sold on Jan 3, 2024 for $4,125,000 Continue Reading →
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“That property floods with the super tide every single time. We have seen it flood three times this year, all the way up through Butler Street and the entire Loughlin Park.” – Jenny Jones Continue Reading →
Corcoran Centric Realty, an affiliate of Corcoran Group, LLC, and leading brokerage in Greenwich, announced that The Tri-Star Team, consisting of Team Leader Ronald Nyman and agents Susanne Lapsien and Alec Nyman, has joined the company from Compass. “I am thrilled to welcome Ron, Sue, Alec and their expanding Tri-Star Team to Corcoran Centric Realty. Over the past 5 years they’ve quickly risen to become one of the top ranked teams in the Stamford, Darien and Rowayton markets. Combining exceptional local knowledge with a commitment to best in class client service, makes them an ideal addition to our brokerage as we expand throughout Fairfield County” said Jeff Jackson, Broker / Owner of Corcoran Centric Realty. “I am confident that our modern approach towards sales & marketing and Corcoran’s ‘live who you are’ ethos, will jumpstart the Team’s growing presence in Greenwich, New Canaan and Westport,” Jackson added. Continue Reading →
“Greenwich needs housing, both market rate and affordable, in order to address the town’s affordability crisis. All 10 units here will help address that crisis.” – Anika Singh Lemar, Clinical Professor at Yale Law School (written comment) Continue Reading →
The proposal is at the pre-application phase but there was abundant public comment, all unfavorable. Many of the neighbors were very familiar with the site from previous proposals in 2011 and 2016, both of which ailed. Continue Reading →
The Goldsteins’ brought in 16,000 cubic yards of fill at their back country property, adjacent to a wetland and Converse Pond Brook (a tributary to the East Branch of the Byram River). No permit was applied for or received. Tony D’Andrea acknowledged that a great deal of damage had been done and some trees were buried in up to 18 ft of fill. Continue Reading →