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East Hampton Nightclub Owner Wants To Become Commercial Landlord

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A rendering of the proposed new commercial-residential building on Three Mile Harbor Road that would replace the current nightclub venue. Graphic by CREATE PLLC

A rendering of the proposed new commercial-residential building on Three Mile Harbor Road that would replace the current nightclub venue. Graphic by CREATE PLLC

authorMichael Wright on Apr 19, 2023
A proposal to build a new mixed-use commercial-residential building on Three Mile Harbor Road, in the low-slung building that has been home to discos and nightclubs for decades, is being... more

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