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plymouthindependent.org
Salvation Army building project clears last major hurdle
For a long while, it looked as though plans to renovate the former Salvation Army building atop Coles Hill didn’t stand a prayer. Talk of a makeover began soon after the church decamped for Long Pond Road almost a decade ago. A local couple, Edward and Ayli Gates, bought the distinctive – but neglected – Carver Street property for $1.2 million in 2018. They had a vision of turning it into an events venue. Various town boards agreed with their thinking.
bostonrealestatetimes.com
Boston Office Vacancy Rises to 17.6% as Market Maintains One of Nation’s Largest Construction Pipelines
BOSTON — Boston’s office market moved in the opposite direction from the national trend over the past year, with vacancy increasing and average asking rents edging lower, even as the city maintained the nation’s third-largest pipeline of office construction, according to a new report from CommercialCafe. Boston’s...
fallriverreporter.com
Three bidders, including Fall River’s Tony Cordeiro, vie to redevelop 20 acres along Route 79
FALL RIVER ─ Three companies have submitted bids to become the designated developer for about 20 acres along the waterfront and the Route 79/Davol Street corridor, including one from Fall River. The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) put out an invitation to bid back in July and opened the...
connectcre.com
Dianna Carney
First-Time Buyers Invited to Apply for Plymouth Condo Lottery
The Town of Plymouth, Massachusetts, has announced that MCO Housing Services is hosting an affordable-housing lottery for first-time homebuyers interested in a two-bedroom, one-bath condominium at Sailors Cove, a new seven-unit development at 393 Court Street.
beaconhilltimes.com
Details unveiled for proposed 31 St. James Ave. redevelopment project
Details of a proposed office-to-residential redevelopment project that would transform an 11-story, block-long building at 31 St. James Ave. in the Back Bay into 476 residential units were discussed during a city-sponsored meeting held virtually on Oct. 14. The Vanbarton Group, a New York-based real estate firm that specializes in...
chelsearecord.com
Chelsea ZBA hears new proposal for former Russo Tux site
Developers behind a proposed residential project at the former Russo Tux and Limo property on Revere Beach Parkway in Chelsea were back before the Zoning Board of Appeals last week. Project attorney Anthony Rossi presented a scaled down version of a proposal that was before the city’s land use boards...
frcmedia.org
Three Bids Opened to Develop Rte. 79 Land
The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) today opened three bids to develop the 20 acres of land on the reconstructed Route 79/Davol Street corridor on Fall River’s waterfront. The bidders and their starting negotiating price for the land are:. The Cordeiro Group LLC– Fall River developer Anthony Cordeiro’s company...
vineyardgazette.com
Real Estate Transactions: Week Ending Oct. 16
Nicole M. Abrunzo and Christopher H. Merritt purchased 16 South Road in Chilmark for $2,325,000 from North Bog LLC on Oct. 14. Coleen and Colin McLane purchased 118 South Water street in Edgartown for $6,125,000 from Robert F. Hoerle on Oct. 15. Scott William Brickman and Julie Frank O’Brien purchased...
Turnto10.com
Woonsocket leaders celebrate opening of $3.5 million residential development
WOONSOCKET, R.I. (WJAR) — Woonsocket leaders and D&D Realty celebrated the opening of a residential development with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday. According to officials, the new development on 1067 Mendon Road has 24 energy-efficient apartments. The residential complex has a mix of one- and two-bedroom units. "This project...
brookline.news
Starter home ballot question would modestly ‘move the needle’ in Brookline, advocates say
A question on the Massachusetts November ballot to spur the development of starter homes by limiting the minimum lot size municipalities can require for a single-family home may not have a major impact on Brookline but could serve to “move the needle” on the town’s housing crunch.
caughtindot.com
Lawsuit Could Delay Large Scale Development on Morrissey Boulevard
A legal battle could put the brakes on a major housing development planned for Morrissey Boulevard in Dorchester. According to The Boston Globe, Boston-based developer Copper Mill has filed a lawsuit against two investment firms, POB Capital and Pactolus, alleging fraud and claiming they tried to cut the developer out of the project.
bostonrealestatetimes.com
Dan Collins Returns to Hunneman as Senior Vice President
BOSTON— Hunneman has announced the return of Dan Collins as senior vice president, bringing more than 20 years of commercial real estate brokerage experience to the Boston-based firm. Collins previously served as a vice president at Hunneman from 2010 to 2014. In his new role, Collins will focus on...
fastfoodclub.com
Retirees Are Quietly Moving To Putnam, A Connecticut Mill Town With Cheap Homes And Antique Shops
Some towns shout for attention, and some just wait for the right people to find them. In the quiet northeast corner of Connecticut, one former mill town has been doing the waiting, and lately a steady trickle of retirees has started showing up with moving boxes. The draw is simple...