US EditionZero Place in New Paltz transformed into condominiums, sparking concerns for affordable housing board
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Zero Place in New Paltz transformed into condominiums, sparking concerns for affordable housing board
(Photo by Lauren Thomas) Zero Place, the net-zero-energy building on North Chestnut Street in New Paltz, is being converted to condominiums, raising questions for members of the affordable housing board. This is the first time that there will be such a conversion that involves units subject to the village’s affordable housing law. It will also result in the first time that any such units will be owned, not rented. The law does have allowances f…
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