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Saturday, November 15, 2014

Construction On 44-Home Berlin Community To Begin

BERLIN – Berlin residents could see work begin on Cannery Village, the long-awaited rent-to-own community proposed near Flower Street, as soon as January.

The project received final site plan approval from the Berlin Planning Commission as well as a needed tax break from the Berlin Town Council this week.

“I’m really excited for this project,” Councilmember Lisa Hall said.

Cannery Village will be a 45-lot community made up of 44 two- and four-bedroom homes and a community center, according to Andrew Hanson, vice president of Osprey Property Company, the group behind the project.

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5 comments:

  1. Hope it is a low income housing project. This time next year we will need many low income housing projects.

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  2. Just looks like more HUD housing next to old HUD housing.

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  3. Berlin will go from the coolest to the coolestamundo,as Fonzie would say.

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  4. Isn't that what that Osprey company is 12:55?
    They build projects. There is no gilding the lily-projects plain and simple.

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  5. They look like the Levittown homes of the 50s and lawmakers continue to say there is no inflation.

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