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Greenwich Real Estate Report: July 24-July 31, 2020

By: Stefanie Lacoff | August 1, 2020

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Greenwich Assessor and BET Chair Explain Ins and Outs of Town Reval at LWV Forum
BET chair David Weisbrod said Districts 1, 2 and 8 increased at faster rates, with District 1 increasing 37.7%, District 2 increasing 30.6% and District 8 increasing 30.7%. The town's Assessor, Lauren Elliott said there were a bout 950 appeals to the Board of Assessment Appeals (whose members are elected) out of the town's 20,000 parcels.
Greenwich P&Z Mulls GCDS Proposal for Staff Housing and Expanded Daycare
LWV to Host Talk: What to Know about the Greenwich Reval, with Assessor Lauren Elliott and BOE Chair David Weisbrod

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Greenwich Real Estate Report: Nov 6-Nov 13, 2020
We continue to see fewer new listings this week as the holidays approach but we could see another increase in demand if NYC close again due to Covid. If you're planning to list your home for sale in 2021, this is the time to start preparing and take exterior photos before winter. New listing and open house at 137 Old Mill Rd, Sunday from 1:00-3:00. Open house list included.
Greenwich Real Estate Report: Aug 14-Aug 21, 2020
Greenwich Real Estate Report: July 10-July 17, 2020

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Greenwich Real Estate Report: Get To Know Greenwich & This Month’s Neighborhood Spotlight
Get To Know Greenwich & This Month’s Neighborhood Spotlight, Downtown Greenwich.
Greenwich Real Estate Report - Your Key To A Seamless Home Buying Experience
Greenwich Real Estate Report - Opening The Door To Your Next Luxury Home

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Greenwich Real Estate Report: Get To Know Greenwich & This Month’s Neighborhood Spotlight
Get To Know Greenwich & This Month’s Neighborhood Spotlight, Downtown Greenwich.
Greenwich Real Estate Report - Your Key To A Seamless Home Buying Experience
Greenwich Real Estate Report - Opening The Door To Your Next Luxury Home

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Greenwich Real Estate Report: July 10-July 17, 2020
It's a seller's market, demand is high yet inventory is low. If you have been considering selling your home, this is a great time to do so.
Greenwich Real Estate Report: April 24-May 1, 2020

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Greenwich Real Estate Report: Get To Know Greenwich & This Month’s Neighborhood Spotlight
Get To Know Greenwich & This Month’s Neighborhood Spotlight, Downtown Greenwich.
Greenwich Real Estate Report - Your Key To A Seamless Home Buying Experience
Greenwich Real Estate Report - Opening The Door To Your Next Luxury Home

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Greenwich Police Department Opens Its Doors for Community-Focused Police Day 2026

By James Bonney Families gathered outside the Greenwich Police headquarters last weekend for the department’s 2026 Police Day, an open house event designed to give residents a closer look at the many divisions and responsibilities within the department. Throughout the day, officers showcased specialized units including the SWAT team, dive team, and the department’s expanding drone program.

George Washington Inaugural Bible Comes to Greenwich

The George Washington Inaugural Bible Comes to Greenwich Saturday, June 20 from 11:00am – 3:00pn at Greenwich Library [Jewel Room] Commemorating America’s 250th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence By Andrew Melillo The Morning the Nation Began The morning of April 30, 1789 broke clear and uncommonly bright over the harbor of New York City. From the steeple of Trinity Church, bells began to peal at sunrise, and one by one, the churches of the young capital answered — St.

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