HousingTuesday, November 3
Former Fallon Health offices are now 198 downtown apartments, and 323 more are proposed
The Daily Worcester team
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 |