Editorial: Process and Expertise
Greenwich thrives because of its volunteers—men and women who give their time, talent, and energy to build a better community. They take on the…
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Day: January 24, 2025
The Real Estate Records In 2024
We had the tightest market ever with only 88 listings at the beginning of 2024. At that time, most price ranges all the way up to $4 million only had a few weeks of supply. Buyer demand was high and houses that had sat on the market for years were selling.
Fast forward to December 2024 and our months of supply is still way under 6 months of supply, the traditional dividing line between a buyer’s and a seller’s market.
Father Murphy to Lead Parade
The streets of Greenwich are about to get a whole lot greener. Father Richard Murphy has been named the Grand Marshal of the 49th…
A Fresh New Look at General George Washington’s Vigor and Fortitude in this 250th Year
Dr. R. Scott Stephenson, president and CEO of the Museum of the American Revolution, tells the story of Commander-in-Chief George Washington’s fortitude living in a tent throughout the eight years of battle for the independence of America.
Public Support Collides with RTM Vote
By Anne White On Tuesday night, the Representative Town Meeting overturned the Planning and Zoning Commission’s (P&Z) decision to grant Municipal Improvement (MI) status…
RTM’s Rejection a Power Grab
To the Editor, The RTM decision to reject MI status for the Dorothy Hamill Skating Rink is not about addressing flaws in the plan—it’s…
News Briefs: January 24
Empire State Building Honors Andrew Niblock On January 13, the Empire State Building was lit in GCDS orange to honor Andrew Niblock. Niblock, who…
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