BY CAROLINE CAREY EDITORIAL@THEHUDSONVALLEYNEWS.COM A number of weeks ago Hudson Valley News began receiving inquiries from the public about what was going on across the street from the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park. A developer, T-Rex Capital, has owned the property for several years. The prior owner, developer Baker-Gagne, had planned to developRead More »
Re-printed from Rural Intelligence by Jamie Larson Over the past few weeks, the impending development of Silo Ridge Field Club, in Amenia, NY, has come under increased scrutiny. The gated, Hudson Valley-themed, millionaires-only, private golf course community has been taken to task for its impact on the area, its scale, and for some, its tone-deafRead More »
Re-printed from The New York Times – Mar 6, 2015 by Julie Satow The tiny town of Amenia, N.Y., population 4,436, is perhaps best known for its hamlet of Wassaic, the last stop on the Metro-North Railroad’s Harlem line and home to an artists’ community that hosts an annual festival there. Bordering Connecticut in ruralRead More »
Re-printed from The Poughkeepsie Journal – Mar 11, 2015 by Mark Gerlach Trees have been cut down on the east side of Route 9 across from the Culinary Institute of America, but construction at the site is not likely to happen anytime soon. The owner of the 339-acre property, T-Rex Hyde Park Owner LLC, wasRead More »
Two Greystar Luxury Residential Buildings Set Upscale Tone for Development Stamford, CT. September 23, 2014 – T-Rex Capital Group, LLC and its partners, The Georgelas Group and Dierman Realty Group, LLC, are redefining luxury with Spring Hill Station in Tysons Corner, Virginia. Nestled around the new Spring Hill metro station on the Metrorail’s new SilverRead More »
HYDE PARK — Dutchess County could become the summer home of the New York Philharmonic. In addition to building upon the region’s already rich arts legacy, the oldest symphony orchestra in the nation could boost tourism. The Manhattan-based orchestra is considering a 339-acre parcel on Route 9 across from the Culinary Institute of America forRead More »
Re-printed from The Washington Post – Feb 19, 2013 by Daniel J. Sernovitz The Georgelas Group LLC hopes to start work by the end of the year on a second residential tower at its Spring Hill Station development in Tysons Corner, one of several transit-oriented projects cropping up in the area as Metro expands itsRead More »
Greystar and Prudential Real Estate Investors announced today that they have formed a new joint venture, which closed on the purchase of 1.58 acres near the future Tysons West Metro station now under construction at Route 7 (Leesburg Pike) and Spring Hill Road in Tysons Corner, VA. The site will be developed with the Ascent,Read More »
Re-printed from Real Estate Biznow TYSON’S CORNER, Jan 9, 2013 – Around Tysons’ four new Metro stations, new developments seem to pop up by the day. Our cameras caught up yesterday with the man helping change the game. Georgelas Group partner Aaron Georgelas tells us their firm’s Spring Hill Station project will be a modelRead More »
Re-printed from The Washington Post – Jan 2, 2013 by Corinne Reilly The first thing to go was the parking lot behind the Container Store. And if all goes according to plan, more lots will be bulldozed — as will dozens of mid-rise office buildings, hotels and car dealerships. Two years after Fairfax County adoptedRead More »
