Take A Breath: Next Steps for Community Housing
by Bryony Freij and Mike Daly of East End YIMBY Congratulations to the residents of Shelter Island, Southold, East Hampton,
Read moreby Bryony Freij and Mike Daly of East End YIMBY Congratulations to the residents of Shelter Island, Southold, East Hampton,
Read morePictured Above: The architectural rendering of the proposed Liberty Gardens complex in Southampton. Amidst the celebration among community housing advocates
Read moreA sea of people wearing hard hats and carrying hammers crowded a small lot on Vail Avenue in Riverside on
Read morePictured Above: The 37-unit Speonk Commons project, recently completed by Georgica Greens Ventures and the Southampton Housing Authority, is a
Read moreThe Southold Town Board voted down a code change that would allow a 24-unit affordable housing complex known as Cutchogue
Read moreConstruction began Aug. 17 on the Three Mile Harbor housing complex, a $33 million development by Georgica Green Ventures and
Read morePictured Above: The current Bridgehampton Senior Center |. Southampton Town photo Southampton Town’s oldest and least-used senior center on the
Read morePictured Above “The Cottages” in Mattituck, a 20-year-old owner-occupied affordable housing complex that has proved to be a rare success
Read moreAfter months of debate over whether they should put a referendum on this November’s ballot to create a half percent
Read morePictured Above: The proposed Sag Harbor Residences, as designed by Beatty Harvey Coco Architects. The Sag Harbor Village Board passed
Read moreThe public will continue to have a chance to weigh in in July on a proposed 24-unit affordable housing complex
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