Unity
Unity, NH · Real Estate
The Valley Reporter
Warren completes townwide reappraisal, Grand List rises to $1.73B
Warren’s ongoing townwide property reappraisal is expected to more than double the town’s Grand List, with the preliminary 2026 abstract Grand List rising to about $1.73 billion compared with the 2025 Grand List of $816.2 million. The increase reflects updated market values across the community following years of...
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Burlington Is Aggressively Pursuing Overdue Taxes and Fees
At first glance, two split-level rental properties in Burlington have little in common. One, on Mansfield Avenue, is a blue house with shingle siding in good repair. The other is set back from Colchester Court, its faded yellow exterior looking the worse for wear. Peter Zuk, an executive at a...
suncommunitynews.com
Farmers markets planned throughout the Adirondacks
ELIZABETHTOWN | Communities throughout the Adirondack region are preparing to welcome local farmers markets this summer and fall. Many markets will begin in late May and continue through mid-October. With more than 20 farmers' markets throughout the Adirondacks, the region offers a wide variety of fresh produce, meats, bread, honey,...
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Burlington Council Green-Lights Major South End Development
The Burlington City Council on Monday approved the development agreement for the first phase of a major real estate project that will reshape the city’s South End. The project, known as the South End Coordinated Redevelopment plan, is a public-private development partnership between Champlain College and Ride Your Bike, the group of investors behind the nearby coworking campus Hula. The $100-million first phase includes two six-story buildings with 205 apartments on what is now a parking lot on Lakeside Avenue.
suncommunitynews.com
Cedarwood Group acquires Saranac Village at Will Rogers
Located in the heart of the Adirondacks, Saranac Village at Will Rogers is one of the region’s most recognized senior living communities and carries a rich historical legacy connected to Will Rogers. — SARANAC LAKE | Cedarwood Group has announced the acquisition of Saranac Village at Will Rogers from Kaplan Development Group in a transaction that officially closed on April 24.
tupperfreepress.com
Joint village and town planning has full plate to digest this month
The joint town and village planning board had a full agenda at it’s April monthly meeting- handling three public hearings and four separate requests for special permits and such. Vice Chairwoman Jan Yaworski directed the April 22 session in the absence of Chairman Shawn Stuart. Also absent that evening...
The Burlington Free Press
Burlington eyes selling buildings with unpaid taxes to plug budget gap
Burlington property owners behind on taxes could have their buildings sold by the city if they don't agree to payment plans. At least 20 properties were headed for a tax sale as of early April, including single-family homes, apartments, condos and businesses, according to city documents and officials. Hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxes have sat uncollected since the pandemic, and city leaders are looking at selling delinquent properties to chip away at the expected budget gap next year. “We have reached out to all of the properties, and we are in talks with many of them,” said Katherine Schad, chief administrative officer of the newly formed Department of Finance and Administration. “Payment plans have been negotiated with many of them.” Toward the start of April, city officials said selling the 20 parcels could bring in about $675,380 toward a $10-12 million budget gap for the coming fiscal year. In the time since, the number of properties facing tax sales has been "whittled down" from the starting point of 20, said Schad, but she did not offer a figure. Schad also would not say what properties are at risk, how many were housing or how many occupants could ultimately
sevendaysvt.com
Study Says Building More Homes in Burlington Won’t Lower Costs
Vermont policy makers have spent years trying to tackle the state’s housing crisis from multiple angles. But one idea has come to dominate the conversation: Build more homes. Adding supply, the thinking goes, should help bring prices down. But a new study of Burlington home sales by researchers at...
WCAX
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Hotel Saranac, Weekender Hotels work to resolve tax delinquencies
The owners of two chains operating hotels in the Adirondack Park, including the Hotel Saranac, are working to overcome tax delinquencies they said were unfortunate and unexpected. The debts are being worked out with taxing authorities by the Roedel Companies, owner of the Hotel Saranac, and by the Weekender Hotels,...
WCAX
Demolition starts on former North Country hotel vacant for nearly 30 years
MALONE, N.Y. (WCAX) - Demolition began Monday on the former Flanagan Hotel in Malone, nearly 30 years after a fire ruined the building. With the sound of an airhorn, the $1.5 million demolition started. Construction crews broke off the first pieces of the structure as village residents watched. Village Mayor...
vtcommunitynews.org
Concerns over Franklin Street housing arise at Winooski City Council meeting
WINOOSKI — Attendees, both in-person and on Zoom, showed up to the Winooski City Council Meeting on April 6 to ask questions and voice concerns about the recent construction of a multi-story housing unit built in a residential area on Franklin Street, as well as an upcoming project on the same street.
suncommunitynews.com
High Peaks Enterprises LLC Public Hearing
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Planning Board of the Town of Westport, Essex County, New York, will hold a Public Hearing at the Town Hall, 22 Champlain Ave, Westport, New York, on April 22, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. The hearing will address the application submitted by High Peaks Enterprises, LLC, DoVe Farm, 7103 Rt. 9N, Tax Map #66.1-1-2.210 for two lot subdivision to create two lots. The current parcel is 58.84 ± total acres. Proposed LOT 1 being 22.50± acres is improved and has well and septic. Proposed LOT 2 being 36.34± acres. There is existing access to both proposed lots. At said public hearing the Planning Board will hear all persons interested in the subject matter thereof.
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Burlington Mayor Touts City’s ‘Momentum’ for Year Ahead
In her annual State of the City address on Monday, Burlington Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak vowed to work in the year ahead on issues of affordability, highlighting plans to encourage new housing and change the city’s property tax system. While acknowledging the challenges facing the city amid another multimillion-dollar budget...