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Housing Authority Looks To Close on Existing Property, Begins Developer Hunt for New Affordable Complex

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Catherine Casey discusses the East Hampton Housing Authority's plan to develop a parcel of land along Route 114 into community housing at a meeting of the Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee. JACK MOTZ

The East Hampton Housing Authority celebrates the commissioning of its solar installation at the Avallone Apartments in Montauk. JACK MOTZ

As part of its effort to provide community housing, the East Hampton Housing Authority hopes to close on the purchase of an existing affordable housing complex along Route 114 within... more

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Housing Authority Looks To Close on Existing Property, Begins Developer Hunt for New Affordable Complex

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Housing Authority Looks To Close on Existing Property, Begins Developer Hunt for New Affordable Complex

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