Pre-application for housing at Adams Garden or McKinney Terrace I
July 15 – August 1, 2024
Recording of Strickland Road Community Forum
May 28, 2024
https://youtu.be/Qk7HzYq5b8o?si=3rybS9ZeMoYWr_Hl
Greenwich’s public housing agency leaders say smaller affordable projects, not big ones, make sense
March 7, 2024
Greenwich Communities Announces Dedication of the Winston A. Robinson Community Room
September 9, 2023
Community Room at Armstrong Court to Be Dedicated to Winston A. Robinson on Sept 9
September 5, 2023
Greenwich Communities to Challenge Local Control of P&Z and Resubmit Affordable Project under 8-30g
September 25, 2022
Well attended Ribbon Cutting Celebrates Massive Facelift at Armstrong Court
July 17, 2022
Greenwich Communities Chairman Letter to Northeast Greenwich Association – June 2022
Ribbon-Cutting For Armstrong Court Phase 2 Scheduled For July 16, 2022
July 12, 2022
July 11, 2022
A sneak peek at Greenwich’s renovated affordable housing: $27M in upgrades at Armstrong Court
June 8, 2022 5:12 p.m.
Greenwich Communities Thanks ‘Outstanding’ Community Partners.
“We couldn’t do what we do without the help of each of the partnering entities throughout the Town of Greenwich.”
October 12, 2021
Greenwich Communities 2021
Outstanding Community Partner Awards
October 1, 2021
Greenwich Communities Looks To Add Senior Housing Units In Byram
September 30, 2021
Greenwich Communities Distribute Fire Extinguishers, Demonstrate Proper Use at Adams Garden
September 18, 2021
Armstrong Court a Beacon for Affordable Housing in Greenwich
May 24, 2021
Groundbreaking Ceremony
Held For Armstrong Court Phase II
May 6, 2021
Greenwich Communities Groundbreaking Kicks off Phase II of Armstrong Court Redevelopment
May 5, 2021
April 24, 2021
PHASE II GROUNDBREAKING
The improvement project at Armstrong Court is about to hit another major milestone. Greenwich Communities, formerly known as the Greenwich Housing Authority, will hold a groundbreaking for Phase 2 of the project at 10:30 a.m. May 1. The financing for Phase 2 was recently locked into place for the $27 million project to renovate 42 housing units.
The one- and two-bedroom apartments will be turned into three-bedroom units with new kitchens and appliances as well as other improvements.
In Phase 1, 18 new townhouses were built. There will be more construction and redevelopment in future phases.
“These buildings further our vision for quality, affordable housing in Greenwich,” Greenwich Communities Executive Director Anthony Johnson said. “We are not just talking the talk. We are walking the walk. We are the solution.”
The public is invited to attend the groundbreaking.
OPINION
In Defense of Greenwich
Submitted by Beth MacGillivray
by: greenwichfreepress |
CT has $235 million in rent relief for people in need. Why aren’t more households applying?
April 12, 2021
Lamont: Towns should ‘lead’ on affordable housing like Greenwich did, or Hartford will ‘step in’
April 12, 2021
Governor Ned Lamont Praises ‘Greenwich Communities’ Affordable Housing Efforts
April 12, 2021
Greenwich improves its affordable housing stock even as CT debates state vs. local control
April 10, 2021
April 8, 2021
‘Not yet met that goal:’ Greenwich looks to form trust fund to create more affordable housing
March 25, 2021
Opinion: Greenwich first selectman says ‘let’s set the record straight on housing
March 25, 2021
Camillo: ‘Mansion tax’ would drive the middle class out of Greenwich
March 22, 2021
‘I’m back home:’ Greenwich artist finds his own niche
March 21, 2021
New Kitchens and Renovations at Wilbur Peck Public Housing
December 2, 2020
December 2, 2020
Greenwich Housing Authority Changes Name
September 4, 2020
Greenwich Housing Authority Announces Name Change to “Greenwich Communities”
September 4, 2020
Rebranding Affordable Housing in Greenwich – Alma Rutgers
September 4, 2020
Greenwich Communities Featured in Greenwich Magazine
September 2020
‘Access to opportunities:’ Greenwich Housing Authority gives out college scholarships
August 30, 2020
Greenwich celebrates the ‘rejuvenation’ of Armstrong Court with new townhomes
Greenwich Housing Authority residents take a step toward self sufficiency
Parsonage Cottage keeps residents connected with families during coronavirus crisis
Greenwich Housing Authority Receives $10.5 Million Tax Credit for Gut Rehabs at Armstrong Court
Parsonage Cottage Residents Benefit from iPad Drive
Housing Authority Receives Tax Credit Award
Housing Authority Opens New Units at Adams Garden II
