New Developments Story Drives Record Herald Traffic
Last week’s comprehensive reporting by Jim Striebich about new residential developments proposed and in the pipeline for Peekskill generated interestContinue Reading
Category: Housing
Interesting Developments: What’s “Coming Soon” to Peekskill
By Jim Striebich A few weeks ago we wrote in some depth about the state of affordable housing in Peekskill,Continue Reading
Last week’s explanatory reporting by Jim Striebich on housing development and the conversation around affordability versus market-rate highlights the positionContinue Reading
PART 2: Peekskill, An Affordable Housing Success Story?
This is the second of a two-part series on the issue of development and affordable housing in Peekskill. By JimContinue Reading
Voucher Program Helps Tenants Afford Rents
What is Section 8? Another term we often hear within the discussion around affordable housing is “Section 8”. For manyContinue Reading
Building for the Future: Peekskill Development and Affordable Housing
Our two part series examining housing development and affordability. Second part posts on Saturday morning. By Jim Striebich One of theContinue Reading
The personal side to finding a place to live
By Regina Clarkin When Kristina Koller left her apartment in upper Manhattan in March because of the pandemic, she knewContinue Reading
GDC Expected to Build Multi-use Residential Across from Peekskill Train Station
By Jim Striebich, Contributing Writer Peekskill’s next big residential project from GDC will be just steps from the train andContinue Reading
Grassroots campaign gets Common Council to restore public comment
While residential construction in Peekskill continues unabated, public discussion around the affordability of those housing units was muzzled at CommonContinue Reading
Largest building project hits snag as developer and contractor fight over work
The largest residential construction project in Peekskill in more than half a century, a 9-story apartment building on Park Street,Continue Reading
Community activist Janet Foy dies in Vt.
Janet Foy, a community activist who maintained a marriage and family therapy practice in Peekskill for nearly 40 years, diedContinue Reading
Pedestrian killed crossing Washington St.
In the wake of pedestrian William O’Connor’s death on Sunday afternoon while crossing the street at Washington and Requa,Continue Reading