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miltonindependent.com
Parkside development to bring 85 new homes to Milton
MILTON — Construction is beginning on Parkside, an 85-home neighborhood planned beside Bombardier Park. O’Brien Brothers Homebuilding is developing the 26.85-acre property off Bombardier Road and Park Place. Plans approved by the Milton Development Review Board call for 41 single-family homes and 22 duplex buildings, totaling 85 homes.
bestattractions.org
This Lake Champlain Town in Vermont Has Yards, Condos, Waterfront Homes, and a Price Problem
A few miles north of Burlington, the road does that Vermont thing: it gives you a grocery plaza, a school driveway, a patch of woods, a lake view, and a traffic backup before you have time to decide which version of the town you are in. That is the first...
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Former Lake Placid ski center sold to Albany-based company for $1.65M
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vermontbiz.com
V/T Commercial has released its second quarter transactions
Vermont Business Magazine Burlington-based V/T Commercial has released its second quarter transactions. John Beal leased 85,785+/- SF at 36 River Road, Essex to Paragon ID. Beal represented the tenant, and Pomerleau Real Estate represented the landlord. Linda I. Letourneau and John Beal leased 4,300 SF to Transervice Logistics at 195...
adirondackexplorer.org
ADK sells Cascade Center for $1.65 million
An Albany-based real estate investor and Adirondack 46er purchased the Cascade Welcome Center just outside Lake Placid for $1.65 million from the Adirondack Mountain Club. Brian Pollock, owner of Noonmark Holdings, closed on the 198-acre former ski and welcome center off state Route 73 on Tuesday. Pollock said he plans to keep it a cross-country ski destination and is hoping to reopen the trails this winter.
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WhistlePig’s New York property sold to investor group for $17M
MINEVILLE, N.Y. (WCAX) - Vermont-based distiller WhistlePig has sold its New York property. Moriah’s town supervisor says the investor group Zags 26, LLC. purchased the Mineville property for just over $17 million. He said WhistlePig is entering into a lease with the new owners and will maintain operations in...
miltonindependent.com
Milton Selectboard appoints four Planning Commission members
MILTON — The Milton Selectboard has finalized appointments to the town’s Planning Commission, filling four open seats after interviewing six applicants earlier this month. During its June 15 meeting, the board reappointed current commissioner Sean Tatro to a new term running through 2030. The board also appointed Ben Frye, Julie Rutz and state Rep. Brenda Steady to the commission.
suncommunitynews.com
TDC receives $1M grant for new childcare facility
TDC NNY, Inc., has received a $1M grant from the Northern Border Regional Commission, which will support its planned childcare project in Air Industrial Park. — PLATTSBURGH | TDC NNY, Inc. has announced plans to construct a new childcare facility to be sited in the heart of Air Industrial Park, supported with a $1 million grant awarded by the Northern Border Regional Commission. The building, design plans for which are underway, will offer an estimated 150 childcare slots to be operated by a New York State-certified and registered childcare operator.
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Champlain ‘dead mall’ to be demolished by new owners
CHAMPLAIN, N.Y. (WCAX) - A crumbling old mall along the border in New York’s North Country could finally be demolished after new ownership took over this spring. For roughly 25 years, the former Miromar Mall has been travelers’ first impression of the North Country after passing the Canadian border into the United States.
vermontpublic.org
Burlington-area rental market cools off, bringing some relief for tenants
This story, by Report for America corps member Carly Berlin, was produced through a partnership between VTDigger and Vermont Public. Ally Quirk loved her Winooski apartment, with its scenic river views, proximity to downtown restaurants, and amenities like in-unit laundry. But the monthly rent of $2,450 for a one-bedroom was straining her budget. So Quirk, a therapist, decided she’d move out this summer and look for a better deal.
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Burlington-area rental market cools off, bringing some relief for tenants
A dramatic jump in new apartments in Chittenden County and a dip in demand have contributed to the rising vacancy rate. Read the story on VTDigger here: Burlington-area rental market cools off, bringing some relief for tenants .
adirondackexplorer.org
Affordable homes project in Keene reaches finish line
It took more than 20 years to build four affordable homes in Keene, but the point — made again and again at a celebration of the small development on Thursday — was that no one gave up. Adirondack Roots, a nonprofit organization that finally pushed the project across...
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Hundreds of housing units in the works at closely-watched project in Burlington’s South End
This story, by Report for America corps member Carly Berlin, was produced through a partnership between VTDigger and Vermont Public. A long-awaited housing development that could bring hundreds of new apartments to a series of empty lots in Burlington’s South End neighborhood is beginning to come together. The first...
miltonindependent.com
Planning Commission applicants weigh Milton’s future growth
MILTON — Applicants seeking seats on Milton’s Planning Commission on Monday described a town at a crossroads, where housing demand, infrastructure limits and the long-discussed Hourglass development project are forcing difficult conversations about what Milton should look like in the years ahead. During interviews before the Milton Selectboard,...
colchestersun.com
‘Bianchi Letter’ fee changes could impact how property buyers and sellers navigate the homebuying process in Colchester
COLCHESTER — Changes could be coming to the fees and process of Planning and Zoning Certificates of Compliance, commonly known as Bianchi letters, in the Town of Colchester. Bianchi letters are documents provided by many towns in Vermont which certify a property has no pending planning or zoning violations prior to its sale.
sevendaysvt.com
Housing Planned for Property Near Burlington’s Pine Street Barge Canal
Two apartment buildings are planned for a Burlington brownfield property near the Pine Street Barge Canal Superfund site, promising new housing where countless other commercial development proposals have failed. The property owner, Stowe philanthropist Rick Davis, and developer Doug Nedde are convinced that this project is positioned for success. It...