Greenwich Communities Withdraws Ferris Landing Affordable Housing Proposal on Strickland

Press release from Greenwich Communities (formerly known as Greenwich’s Housing Authority)

Greenwich Communities has now completed its full assessment of the Strickland Road commuter parking lot for an affordable public housing development. We have
determined that the project is not viable for us at this time. While we do believe that this project would have been highly beneficial to our town overall, we just have to manage our capabilities and resources in a realistic manner to allow us to continue to fulfill our role as the town’s designated provider of affordable housing in a responsible way.

We thank the Board of Selectmen for their support overall and look forward to continuing to work with them and our Planning and Zoning Commission members and their staff in identifying and pursuing suitable locations for us to continue to add affordable family housing units to meet the needs of our citizens.

Sam Romeo, Chairman
Anthony L. Johnson, CEO
Greenwich Communities

See also:

Public Feedback on Ferris Landing: Scale it Down, Keep the Trees
May 29, 2024

Feedback on 48-Unit “Ferris Landing” in Cos Cob Focus on Flooding, Loss of Green Space January 2024

Details Emerge as Greenwich Communities Eyes Air Rights on Underused Commuter Lot in Cos Cob September 2023

P&Z Watch: Greenwich Communities Proposal for Cos Cob Parking Lot – “Inward Facing and Closed Off” November 2023

Greenwich Communities Seeks Air Rights MI for 48-Unit Strickland Rd Development Sept 27, 2023