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Former Fallon Health offices are now 198 downtown apartments, and 323 more are proposed
Altitude's 198 apartments are mostly studios and one-bedrooms
Source: The Worcester Guardian
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| Amount | Share | |
|---|---|---|
| Studios | 74 | 37.4% |
| One-bedrooms | 84 | 42.4% |
| Two-bedrooms | 40 | 20.2% |
If you've passed the old Fallon Health offices on Elm Street, they're homes now. Altitude Worcester, a $73 million conversion, turned the 11-story tower into 198 market-rate apartments. Housing Secretary Juana B. Matias spoke at the ribbon-cutting for what's billed as the state's largest office-to-residential conversion.
Next door at 22 Elm, 22 income-restricted condos are priced from $209,300 to $261,650, and Synergy's Dave Greaney said 16 have sold or are being sold. Three more projects are moving through city boards.
- Nov. 9: Zoning Board of Appeals hears Reservoir Point's 255 apartments
- Nov. 18: Planning Board takes up 28 units at 20-22 Goldthwaite Road
- 25 West Chester St.: 40 apartments, rezoning goes to full City Council
- Condo buyers: 80% of area median income, assets up to $155,000
Reservoir Point would put seven buildings across from Coes Pond at 195 Mill St., with 387 parking spaces.
Three proposals would add 323 apartments, led by Reservoir Point
Sources: The Worcester Guardian, MassLive.com
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| Value | |
|---|---|
| Reservoir Point, Mill St. | 255 |
| West Chester St. | 40 |
| Goldthwaite Road | 28 |
