Huntington Town Board votes to grant Oheka Castle owner permit to build luxury condos
The developer will need to pay $2 million to a preservation fund every year and condo unit owners will have to pay dues to maintain the castle.
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Mar 17, 2023, 2:33 AM
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1h agoThe Huntington Town Board voted Thursday to grant the owner of Oheka Castle a permit to build a luxury condo complex with 95 units.
There are still several conditions the developer needs to meet before construction can begin.
The developer will need to pay $2 million to a preservation fund every year and condo unit owners will have to pay dues to maintain the castle.
Condos are expected to start at $1.8 million.
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