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Fulton’s Nestle Building No. 30 Saved From Low-Income Housing Plan
FULTON, NY – A sigh of relief was felt throughout the packed Common Council Chambers Tuesday evening; Fulton residents happy to hear of a low-income housing plan, slated to be built at the former Nestle Chocolate Factory building No. 30 site, had been blocked. The future of the low-income apartment complex had been thwarted due to a zoning technicality; an announcement made by Fulton Mayor Deanna Michaels during the July 5 Fulton Common Council meeting.
New York Governor Hochul Makes Big Announcement About Affordable Housing
Governor Kathy Hochul recently made a big statement about affordable housing in New York... The completion of a $19 million multigenerational affordable and supportive housing development in the Oswego County Village of Pulaski was recently announced by New York Governor Kathy Hochul.
House of the Week: ‘Calming and peaceful’ property on Oneida River has received a beautiful renovation
CLAY, N.Y. – After seeing a 2000 newspaper ad for the split-level home at 3953 Bonstead Road in Clay, Joni and Gary Palmer, were intrigued. With 209 feet of frontage along Oneida River and the over two acres of property, promising a more rural setting than the neighborhood where they were living, it sounded just about perfect.
Local developer has grand vision for Great Northern Mall property once he takes control in July
TOWN OF CLAY, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — A local developer who promised a “lifestyle center” at the site of Great Northern Mall has reached a settlement deal with the current owners months after an initial deal resulted in a lawsuit. Guy Hart, of Hart-Lyman Companies, announced Tuesday that he’ll take over the property after closing on […]
220 apartments proposed for busy Clay road, just a few miles from future Micron site
Clay, N.Y. - A developer is proposing to build a large apartment complex off Route 31 in Clay, with a portion of the property devoted to commercial/retail use. That’s a change from what was first proposed by the developer for the 45 acres back in 2018. At that time, the Widewaters Group wanted to build a 100,000-square-foot-plus retail complex with restaurants and stores on the north side of Route 31 in Clay. There was no residential component at the time.
Texas group buys shuttered Syracuse country club, plans housing to meet Micron demand
Syracuse, N.Y. -- Less than two months after Micron Technology announced plans to build a mammoth semiconductor plant in Clay, a Texas group scooped up a closed Syracuse country club for more than $3 million in hopes of cashing in on the project’s impact on Central New York’s housing market.
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