Developers once planned Adirondack Park’s largest residential project on 5,800 New York acres; after years of failure and foreclosure litigation, the land is headed for public auction
- After years of legal wrangling, the 5,800-acre tract in New York’s Adirondack Park that was once planned for residential development is now headed for a public foreclosure auction.
- The property, near Simond Pond and the former Big Tupper ski centre, will be auctioned on 18 September at the Franklin County Courthouse in Malone, according to a report by Times Union.
- The land was once pitched as the largest residential development in the Adirondack Park’s history.
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- After years of legal wrangling, the 5,800-acre tract in New York’s Adirondack Park that was once planned for residential development is now headed for a public foreclosure auction.
- The property, near Simond Pond and the former Big Tupper ski centre, will be auctioned on 18 September at the Franklin County Courthouse in Malone, according to a report by Times Union.
- The land was once pitched as the largest residential development in the Adirondack Park’s history.
Sources: Times of India