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Rieger Homes has been a leading home builder in New York’s Hudson Valley for more than 50 years.  With new home communities in Dutchess County, Orange County and Ulster County NY, Rieger Homes prides itself in the quality construction of its custom homes.  We offer a wide variety of floor plans and finishes that can be combined to fit every lifestyle.  Floor plans vary by community, ranging in size from 2,200 square feet to over 4,500 square feet, and offering such amenities as hardwood floors, wood cabinetry, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, fireplaces, central air conditioning and walk-in closets.  Energy efficiency is one of today’s hot topics and technology for energy efficiency is improving every day.  Rieger Homes is continually researching and implementing this technology in our home construction to ensure comfort and savings.  

Our team of professionals is ready and waiting to welcome you.  Come be a part of our team as we plan and build your new home together.  Whether it is Town of Blooming Grove / Washingtonville, Town of East Fishkill / Hopewell Junction, Goshen, Marlboro or Town of Poughkeepsie, your new home is waiting.  Why are you?

Rieger Homes is pleased to announce that, in partnership with the Village of Washingtonville, it is constructing a Multi-Purpose Building on Ahern Boulevard in the Village of Washingtonville, near the ball field and the skate board park!  This project is related to Highgrove, Rieger’s soon to be started 71 single family home community in the Village, on the adjacent 115 acre parcel.  The Multi-Purpose Building will contain a concession stand for the baseball leagues, restrooms and a well pumping and chlorination facility. 

We are proud of our association with the Village of Washingtonville, where we have been building homes for more than 30 years.  The Multi-Purpose Building is a great example of what can be accomplished when a municipality and a home builder work together to accomplish something that is a great benefit to the municipality, at minimal cost to the taxpayers