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Syracuse is betting on man-made ski lakes to draw in new residents and boost the local housing market. It’s a creative way to turn land into a destination that makes people actually want to move there.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before.
The city expects to net $597,795 from the sale.
The city and the buyers, Jordan and Stephanie Abrams.
Nearby residents may experience increased traffic or changes to the character of their neighborhood.
The city is selling a home it bought for a road project. This helps the city recoup funds from the original purchase.
The city is looking to buy nearly 3 acres of land from the state to help with future development. This purchase is already accounted for in the city's budget.
The city is reviewing several new development projects that will change the layout of local neighborhoods and commercial areas. These projects are being evaluated to ensure they meet city standards for density and land use.
Commissioners discussed potentially updating the General Plan for the Bluff Road and Gentile Road area to better reflect residential land use.
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The sale returns the property to private ownership and adds it back to the tax rolls.
This rezone would allow for professional office use on the property.
Allows for the property to be subdivided into two residential lots.
Allows for the construction of additional townhomes.
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