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East Hampton Opens Application for New Rental Apartments With Rents as Low as $1,500 a Month

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Suffolk County Commissioner of Economic Development and Planning Sarah Landsale, second from left, and county officials toured the new rental apartment complex nearing completion off Three Mile Harbor Road with developer David Gallo of Georgica Green Ventures, far left, and East Hampton Housing Authority Director Katy Casey, third from left.
The East Hampton Housing Authority has started taking applications for potential tenants at The Green at Gardiners Point, a 50 unit rental apartment development that will be completed this summer. MICHAEL WRIGHT
The East Hampton Housing Authority has started taking applications for potential tenants at The Green at Gardiners Point, a 50 unit rental apartment development that will be completed this summer. MICHAEL WRIGHT
The East Hampton Housing Authority has started taking applications for potential tenants at The Green at Gardiners Point, a 50 unit rental apartment development that will be completed this summer. MICHAEL WRIGHT

Suffolk County Commissioner of Economic Development and Planning Sarah Landsale, second from left, and county officials toured the new rental apartment complex nearing completion off Three Mile Harbor Road with developer David Gallo of Georgica Green Ventures, far left, and East Hampton Housing Authority Director Katy Casey, third from left.

The East Hampton Housing Authority has started taking applications for potential tenants at The Green at Gardiners Point, a 50 unit rental apartment development that will be completed this summer. MICHAEL WRIGHT

The East Hampton Housing Authority will begin accepting applications this week from potential tenants at The Green at Gardiner’s Point, the 50-unit rental apartment complex currently under construction on Three... more

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East Hampton Opens Application for New Rental Apartments With Rents as Low as $1,500 a Month

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