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A new application to P&Z would replace the former Honda dealership, as well as a residential house and a commercial building on Greenwich Ave, with two multi-story apartment buildings and retail space on the first floor level. One building would be six stories and one would be stories. Continue Reading →
275, 289, 309, 315, and 321 Mason Street, 290 Mason Street and 405 Greenwich Ave from Orchard Place Associates LLC to Mason Street Partners LLC on Oct 12, 2023 for $16,590,000 Continue Reading →
A well attended 5:30am event to honor a marathon runner who was abducted and killed while training last month focused on increasing safety. Greenwich Police Traffic Technician Roger Drenth shared some great tips. Continue Reading →
Get a bowl of popcorn ready. Continue Reading →
A pre-application has been submitted to the Greenwich Planning & Zoning Commission for a development of residential units totaling 19,000+ sq ft in the parking lot next to the historic Armory on Mason Street, at the corner of Havemeyer Place. The proposal would not preserve the historic drill shed. Applicant’s rendering of conceptual proposal for the “drill shed” at the historic Armory. Specifically, the applicants propose a zone change from CGB to CGB-HO (historic overlay). They seek to build six residential units over both ground-level parking and underground parking. Continue Reading →
In 2018, both the Historic District Commission and P&Z Commission told the previous applicant, Chabad Lubavitch of Greenwich, they wanted the Armory in its entirety to be preserved. Continue Reading →
In redevelopment of Honda dealership conversation focused on FAR, blasting out ledge and removing trees. Continue Reading →
Two pre-applications are tentatively scheduled for the March 2 Planning & Zoning meeting, including an 8-30g at 171 Ham Ave and a 6-110 that would redevelop the Honda dealership on Mason Street. Continue Reading →
Raphaël Dequeker was the pastry chef at Valbella for many years. Continue Reading →
Mount Kisco Smokehouse, known for their thinly sliced smoked salmon, has closed their Mason Street location in Greenwich. Continue Reading →