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J House, Riverside, CT Greenwich’s favorite high-tech boutique hotel has officially been named a winner of the prestigious TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice Award, placing it among the top 10% of hotel listings worldwide. According to TripAdvisor, the award is based on "genuine feedback" from visitors who leave "authentic, first-hand reviews over a 12-month period"—making it a designation of traveler favorites. From HoJo to High-End Luxury For decades, the site at 1114 East Putnam Ave. was best...
The Seat of Luxury: J House Greenwich Wins Trip Advisor Award
J House, Riverside, CT Greenwich’s favorite high-tech boutique hotel has officially been named a winner of the prestigious TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice Award, placing it among the...
Aug 2, 2026
275-290 Mason Street Get ready for 2028: Chilston Court, a massive 78-residence luxury development slated for 275 and 290 Mason Street, is set to redefine downtown Greenwich. Units will range from 2,000-square-foot two-bedroom residences to sprawling penthouses, with prices starting around $4.5 million and climbing past $10 million. The Torturous Road through P&Z The road to approval was anything but smooth. Initially submitted in 2023 by Mason Street Partners and Caspi Development to replace...
Chilston Court: The High-Density Future of Downtown Greenwich
275-290 Mason Street Get ready for 2028: Chilston Court, a massive 78-residence luxury development slated for 275 and 290 Mason Street, is set to redefine downtown Greenwich. Units...
Aug 1, 2026
At the July 23 Board of Selectmen meeting, Greenwich Police Capt. Patrick Smyth formally requested an ordinance targeting “street takeovers”—those illegal spectacles where crowds block intersections so drivers can burn rubber, spin donuts, and flex for spectators. While neighboring towns like Bridgeport and New Haven have actually seen these incidents, Greenwich hasn't. But thanks to Public Act 25-80 signed by Gov. Lamont, towns can now write their own rules. The rationale? Capt. Smyth wants...
In Search of a Problem: Greenwich's New Street Takeover Ordinance
At the July 23 Board of Selectmen meeting, Greenwich Police Capt. Patrick Smyth formally requested an ordinance targeting “street takeovers”—those illegal spectacles where crowds b...
Jul 31, 2026
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