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by Red Hook Concerns last modified Jul 11, 2008 05:14 PM
Paterson welcomes affordable housing

Paterson welcomes affordable housing

Posted by Ariel Zangla, Freeman staff at Jul 23, 2008 12:00 AM |

HUDSON - For Clyde Wilburn, an apartment in the new Crosswinds at Hudson development is both affordable and convenient for his family.

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Counties' housing sales drop

Counties' housing sales drop

Posted by Sarah Bradshaw at Jul 09, 2008 12:00 AM |

June home sales were down for both Dutchess and Ulster counties compared to a year ago, new reports show. But average selling prices increased slightly in Ulster.

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Citizens group pushes for low-income and affordable housing

Posted by Mid-Hudson News Network at Jun 17, 2008 12:00 AM |

NEWBURGH – The group Community Voices Heard wants City of Newburgh officials to hear their message loud and clear, that they believe the city needs more low-income and affordable housing.

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Senior housing complex opens in Red Hook

Posted by Jan Larraine Cox, Special to the Freeman at Jun 15, 2008 12:00 AM |

RED HOOK - Red Hook Commons was christened at a recent ribbon-cutting ceremony as affordably priced apartment housing for senior citizens in the area.

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Region needs to be more ‘family friendly’ when it comes to housing says RPA chief

Region needs to be more ‘family friendly’ when it comes to housing says RPA chief

Posted by Mid-Hudson News Network at Jun 11, 2008 12:00 AM |

POUGHKEEPSIE - The Hudson Valley needs a return to zoning plans that are more family friendly to fully obtain peak economic gains, according to an economic expert from Manhattan who spoke at a Pattern for Progress housing conference.

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48 homes finished in Red Hook

Posted by Rasheed Oluwa at Jun 05, 2008 12:00 AM |

RED HOOK — A smattering of state and local officials were at the Red Hook Commons affordable senior housing complex Tuesday to formally celebrate phase two of the project.

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Home prices, sales decline - Report: Year-to-year numbers way down

Posted by Craig Wolf at Jun 04, 2008 12:00 AM |

A string of negatives appears before nearly all the key numbers in the latest report on home sales and prices in Dutchess.

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Study: Let soil dictate housing density - Septic systems can harm water

Posted by Dan Shapley at Dec 03, 2005 12:14 PM |

MILLBROOK - The density of houses in rural areas should be limited according to the soils beneath them, to ensure that wells have adequate water and that they aren't contaminated by nearby septic systems. -- Poughkeepsie Journal

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Columbia County is out-pricing itself for housing

Posted by MidHudsonNews at Nov 29, 2005 10:20 AM |
Filed under: Housing Columbia County

The average income of a Columbia County resident is about $30,000 – a working couple could pull in $60,000 – making it very difficult for them to buy a house there, according to Kevin O’Neill, executive director of Housing Resources of Columbia County, Inc. -- MidHudsonNews

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Rents rising steadily in Dutchess - Survey shows increase higher than in Ulster

Rents rising steadily in Dutchess - Survey shows increase higher than in Ulster

Posted by Poughkeepsie Journal at Nov 18, 2005 10:27 AM |

Poughkeepsie Journal - Rents continue to rise, but faster in Dutchess County than in Ulster, a survey by a realty firm shows.

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Editorial: Housing strides are minor wins

Posted by Editor: Poughkeepsie Journal at Nov 16, 2005 01:46 PM |

Poughkeepsie Journal - Ever so slowly, Hudson Valley communities are waking up to a cold realization - housing prices are beyond the financial reach of many workers here.

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 Low-income homes given a head start - Government incentives create subsidized projects for Dutchess

Low-income homes given a head start - Government incentives create subsidized projects for Dutchess

Posted by Craig Wolf at Nov 13, 2005 08:13 PM |

Poughkeepsie Journal - RED HOOK - Producing housing at a cost ordinary people can afford has become increasingly tough in the perpetually pricey mid-Hudson. But it can be done.

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House building on 'green' ideals - Foundation project promotes energy efficiency

House building on 'green' ideals - Foundation project promotes energy efficiency

Posted by Dan Shapley at Nov 12, 2005 04:02 PM |

Poughkeepsie Journal - A unique home under construction in the Town of Red Hook will be the "greenest" building in New York. That's the goal of the Common Fire Foundation, a nonprofit group founded by a couple now living in northern Dutchess County.

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Kingston welcomes subsidized housing project

Posted by Paul Kirby at Oct 25, 2005 09:23 AM |

Daily Freeman - Developer Steve Aaron promised Monday to help offset college costs each year for one student from his new affordable housing complex on Flatbush Avenue.

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Ulster County’s first affordable workforce housing complex opens

Posted by MidHudsonNews at Oct 25, 2005 09:02 AM |
Filed under: Housing Ulster County

The first workforce affordable housing complex in Ulster County was dedicated today in the City of Kingston. The 82-unit Birchwood Village project, built by Birchez Associates, is fully leased, said Birchez managing partner Steven Aaron.

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E. Fishkill cheers affordable housing - '02 law made homes reality

Posted by Anthony Farmer at Oct 22, 2005 09:57 PM |

Poughkeepsie Journal - Four newly constructed homes are for sale in the Town of East Fishkill at $182,600 apiece. In a town where half the homes sold for more than $430,000 during the first sixth months of the year, that's likely to be too good an offer to pass up for many. But competition promises to be stiff.

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Red Hook industrial site to be cleaned - Housing planned on old property

Posted by Rasheed Oluwa at Oct 20, 2005 12:46 PM |

Poughkeepsie Journal - Anyone with fond memories of the old frozen food facility at the southern edge of the Village of Red Hook better catch a glimpse of the site now. On Wednesday, county, state and local officials announced remediation has begun for the old site formerly known as the Perx property.

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Red Hook senior housing nears groundbreaking - Demolition and site clearing is already under way

Red Hook senior housing nears groundbreaking - Demolition and site clearing is already under way

Posted by MidHudsonNews at Oct 20, 2005 10:22 AM |

MidHudsonNews - Groundbreaking for the first of 96 units of senior citizen affordable housing on the old Perx property on Route in Red Hook will take place next spring.

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The New  Math on New Houses and School Taxes –a bad mix

The New Math on New Houses and School Taxes –a bad mix

At a time when assessments have Red Hook resident's school taxes at all-time highs, the question of WHY looms large.

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