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Sussex County’s Georgetown council votes in favor of starting repeal process to cottage housing zoning code
What are journalists missing from the state of Delaware? What would you most like WHYY News to cover? Let us know. More than eight months after a residential zoning amendment was passed, the Georgetown Town Council is going back to the drawing board. The council on Monday voted in favor of starting the repeal process for a cottage housing ordinance.
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Retirees Are Discovering This Quiet Maryland Town Where Move-In-Ready Homes Start Around $150,000
Somewhere along Maryland’s Eastern Shore sits a small community where a comfortable house can still cost less than a fancy car in some big cities. Homes here that are ready to live in have been starting around $150,000, which is turning heads among people looking to slow down and stretch their savings.
WBOC
Cape Gazette
Attention Investors! Frontage on Route 1 Near Milton!
Investor alert. This parcel has over 400 ft of frontage on Rte.1. Currently zoned AR 1, but with a zoning change or conditional use permit, this would make an ideal location for offices, or small business. Northbound side of Rout 1, Coastal Hwy, and approximately 1 mile North of Route 88 and Cave Neck Road.
marejournal.com
SVN | Miller completes full lease-up of Fruitland Business Park at 402 S. Brown St.
Fruitland, Maryland - SVN | Miller Commercial Real Estate Senior Advisor Wesley Cox, CCIM, and Associate Advisor Trent Spicer-Davis have successfully completed the full lease-up of Fruitland Business Park at 402 S. Brown Street in Fruitland, Maryland. Cox served as the listing agent for the property throughout the leasing process, while Spicer-Davis executed the final lease, bringing the business park to full occupancy.
WDEL 1150AM
Proposed 443-home Sea Cliff development in Dagsboro draws mixed reaction from residents
DAGSBORO, Del. - A proposal to build hundreds of new homes on approximately 150 acres of farmland in Dagsboro is drawing mixed reactions from residents, with some expressing concerns about the loss of farmland and wildlife habitat while others see potential economic opportunities. The proposed Sea Cliff development would include...
WBOC
dorchesterchamber.org
Cambridge Harbor Marketing Brochure Now Available, Highlighting Premier Waterfront Development Opportunity
CAMBRIDGE, Md.—A new marketing brochure showcasing the Cambridge Harbor redevelopment project is now available to the public and is being used to attract experienced development partners for one of Maryland's most significant waterfront redevelopment opportunities. The brochure, developed by MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate Services in coordination with Cambridge Waterfront...
oceanhomemag.com
An Oceanfront Vacation Home in Bethany Beach, Delaware Has an Organic Coastal Vibe
We ask a lot of our houses: We want them to be expressive, functional, and filled with potential. To achieve a wide-ranging list of must-haves, and stay true to a home’s natural setting, homeowners need a seasoned, detail-oriented designer and builder. Marnie Oursler, President and Owner of Marnie Custom...
Delaware Online | The News Journal
Rehoboth Beach businessman scraps one hotel, buys another I Exclusive
At 90 years old, Rehoboth Beach businessman Gene Lankford is still making moves. On Baltimore Avenue, one block south of Rehoboth's main drag, his companies own the Atlantic Sands Hotel and the Celebration Mall complex that houses Clear Space Theatre Company. Lankford's companies also own The Breakers Hotel on Second Street. Another hotel, the Atlantic Crowne , was planned for property Lankford owns just to the west of the Atlantic Sands, but he said he's scrapped that idea and instead purchased Beach Boutique Hotel on Coastal Highway. Construction costs have skyrocketed since planning for the Atlantic Crowne began five or six years ago, he said, and it would now cost him about $400,000 per room to build the hotel. "I was able to buy [Beach Boutique Hotel] for less than half of that," he said. At the beach: Lifeguards are busy at the Delaware beaches. What to know this week Sussex County records show a Lankford trust paid $4 million for the 19355 Shuttle Road property in June. The 81-room hotel is open for business, though Lankford said he'll probably change the name. As for the Baltimore Avenue property, which right now consists of a parking lot and an empty