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Snake Hill On Saratoga Lake Sold! What Will Be Built?
Snake Hill on Saratoga Lake is one of the most recognizable landmarks. It is prominently visible from every part of the lake and features 30 acres of undeveloped land. Originally Stewart's Shops, who owned the land were going to build four houses. But in March of 2022, the plans were withdrawn and recently the land was sold. So what is next for Snake Hill in the town of Stillwater on Saratoga Lake?
Snake Hill On Saratoga Lake Sold! What Will Be Built?
Snake Hill on Saratoga Lake is one of the most recognizable landmarks. It is prominently visible from every part of the lake and features 30 acres of undeveloped land. Originally Stewart's Shops, who owned the land were going to build four houses. But in March of 2022, the plans were withdrawn and recently the land was sold. So what is next for Snake Hill in the town of Stillwater on Saratoga Lake?
Snake Hill On Saratoga Lake Sold! What Will Be Built?
Snake Hill on Saratoga Lake is one of the most recognizable landmarks. It is prominently visible from every part of the lake and features 30 acres of undeveloped land. Originally Stewart's Shops, who owned the land were going to build four houses. But in March of 2022, the plans were withdrawn and recently the land was sold. So what is next for Snake Hill in the town of Stillwater on Saratoga Lake?
Last Rockefeller estate hits market for nearly $9M in Greenwich
The grand finale of an era unfolds as the final vestige of the Rockefeller dynasty’s extensive property empire emerges on the market for a staggering $9 million. Nestled within the opulent landscapes of Greenwich, this estate, encompassing 4.24 acres, embodies the legacy of an iconic family. Representing the last remnant of a legacy that once spanned hundreds of acres, the property merges two parcels and features a resplendent five-bedroom Colonial-style residence. BK Bates of Houlihan Lawrence, the agent behind the listing, unveiled this historic gem in late October. “After being cherished through generations, this prewar estate stands as the ultimate culmination...
Village and Park Slope Housing Projects Pit Adams Housing Push Against NIMBYs
When Arrow Linen Co. revealed last month it wanted to rezone its site on Prospect Avenue in Brooklyn, build two new residential towers and use the proceeds to relocate its laundry facility elsewhere in the borough, the Windsor Place Block Association jumped into motion. It created a group called Arrow Action to oppose what it […] The post Village and Park Slope Housing Projects Pit Adams Housing Push Against NIMBYs appeared first on THE CITY - NYC News.
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