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Armonk Developer Weighs Change For Condo Project

NORTH CASTLE, N.Y. -- A developer who has been asking the town to allow him to relocate six affordable housing units, is now proposing more changes to his condominium project, according to a report by theexaminernews.com.

Longtime Armonk developer Michael Fareri, right, is pondering a change to his plans for a condominium development at the site of a former lumberyard.

Longtime Armonk developer Michael Fareri, right, is pondering a change to his plans for a condominium development at the site of a former lumberyard.

Photo Credit: Tom Auchterlonie

Michael Fareri, who owns a former lumberyard in Armonk, says he now wants to construct a building there with 48 affordable units, theexaminernews.com story said.

Fareri told theexaminernews.com that the North Castle Town Board has nixed his bid to move the six units to a site on Maple Avenue in downtown Armonk.

To read theexaminernews.com story, click here.

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