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Sag Harbor Apartment Complex Plans in Limbo, Potter Puts Land on Market

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The developer Adam Potter has put three of the five properties he owns in the parking lot area behind Sag Harbor's Main Street up for sale, casting doubt on the future of the once ambitious plans for a sprawling commercial and residential development.

The developer Adam Potter has put three of the five properties he owns in the parking lot area behind Sag Harbor's Main Street up for sale, casting doubt on the future of the once ambitious plans for a sprawling commercial and residential development.

The developer Adam Potter has put three of the five properties he owns in the parking lot area behind Sag Harbor's Main Street up for sale, casting doubt on the future of the once ambitious plans for a sprawling commercial and residential development.

The developer Adam Potter has put three of the five properties he owns in the parking lot area behind Sag Harbor's Main Street up for sale, casting doubt on the future of the once ambitious plans for a sprawling commercial and residential development.

authorMichael Wright on Feb 14, 2024
Plans for a three-story commercial-residential development behind Sag Harbor’s Main Street are in limbo after developer Adam Potter listed three of the five properties that were the foundation of the... more

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