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New York’s “Animal House” For Sale, How Many Different Animals Can You Spot Inside?
There is a beautiful house for sale in New York State that looks very impressive from the outside. Sprawling front yard, circular driveway with 4-car garage. This 3,500 square foot home sits on over 5 acres of land and has an inground pool. Sounds great!. Scroll through the pictures below...
Zeliff residence up for sale, businessman to remain locally involved
Image Pete Zeliff's house on West Saile Drive in Batavia.Photo by Howard Owens. Local businessman Pete Zeliff confirmed Monday that although he has put his Saile Drive property up for sale, he plans to remain in the area and be involved with his Genesee County endeavors.Zeliff’s home at 4559 W. Saile Drive in Batavia has been listed on Zillow for $3.5 million. He and his wife Doreen married in July and have homes in five states between them, he said, “because we’ve got grandchildren in almost all those places.”
New York’s “Animal House” For Sale, How Many Different Animals Can You Spot Inside?
There is a beautiful house for sale in New York State that looks very impressive from the outside. Sprawling front yard, circular driveway with 4-car garage. This 3,500 square foot home sits on over 5 acres of land and has an inground pool. Sounds great!. Scroll through the pictures below...
New York’s “Animal House” For Sale, How Many Different Animals Can You Spot Inside?
There is a beautiful house for sale in New York State that looks very impressive from the outside. Sprawling front yard, circular driveway with 4-car garage. This 3,500 square foot home sits on over 5 acres of land and has an inground pool. Sounds great!. Scroll through the pictures below...
New York’s “Animal House” For Sale, How Many Different Animals Can You Spot Inside?
There is a beautiful house for sale in New York State that looks very impressive from the outside. Sprawling front yard, circular driveway with 4-car garage. This 3,500 square foot home sits on over 5 acres of land and has an inground pool. Sounds great!. Scroll through the pictures below...
Sweden, Monroe County: The Affordable Suburban Paradise You've Been Looking For
Welcome to Sweden, a charming neighborhood located in Monroe County, New York. With a population of 13,307, Sweden offers residents a dense suburban feel and a strong sense of community. This article will provide you with an overview of the various aspects of the neighborhood, including its population, median home value, public and private schools, neighborhood rankings, crime and safety, resident diversity, median household income, similar places, and current resident reviews. Let's dive in and explore what makes Sweden such a special place to live.
Updated housing needs study on the horizon to better inform developers
Image Genesee County Planning Director Felipe Oltramari makes a request to contract with Urban Partners to conduct a housing needs assessment and market analysis for no more than $50,000 during the Public Service Committee meeting Monday.Photo by Joanne Beck If local officials were to play on that old game show where the announcer would whisper the special word of the moment, it would most undoubtedly be “housing.”And the clues given would be low income, market rate, owner occupied, rental, and, according to County Planner Felipe Oltramari, unmatched.It is that current necessity that has prompted a Genesee County housing needs assessment and market analysis.
Developer explains why he's seeking GCEDC assistance on 96-unit apartment complex in Pembroke
Image Engineer Michael Metzger and Developer Michael Schmidt at the Sept. 27 Town of Pembroke Planning Board meeting.Photo by Howard Owens. It's more expensive to build an apartment complex in Pembroke than locations to the town's immediate west, according to developer Mike Schmidt, and what he can charge for rent in Pembroke is substantially less than in just about any part of Erie County.So he wouldn't build in Pembroke if not for the tax abatements he sought and could receive from the Genesee County Economic Development Center.The Batavian has provided more coverage of the proposed Countryside Apartments development than any other news outlet. To support local news coverage that is vital to a community's well being, join Early Access Pass today.
Shadow of Ellicott Station throws shade on apartment plan for Pembroke, developer promises no low-income housing
Image Engineer Michael Metzger points out some of the changes to a proposed apartment complex on Route 77 in the Town of Pembroke during Wednesday's Town Planning Board meeting.Photo by Howard Owens. Based on feedback from the community, the engineer and property owner planning an apartment complex at 8900 Alleghany Road, Pembroke, have scaled back the project, the Pembroke Planning Board learned on Wednesday night before voting 6-1 to let the development move forward.A month ago, when the plan was last publicly discussed, developer Michael Schmidt and engineer Michael Metzger were planning six buildings in the complex and a total of 144 apartments with 326 parking spaces.The new site plan calls for four buildings -- plus garages -- with 96 apartments and 168 parking spaces.
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