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Growth from local newsrooms
From Worcester Business Journal, MassLive.com and 2 more newsrooms, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.
Worcester Business Journal7 hours ago
Main Street developer accused of concealing ‘life-safety hazard’ at old Kane building, withholding pay, on Worcester Business JournalA contractor has accused The Menkiti Group, a development firm that owns several downtown properties, of concealing a report that revealed safety concerns about the crumbling stone facade of its
MassLive.com10 hours ago
Developer proposes more than 200 apartments near Worcester’s Coes Pond, on MassLive.comWorcester Mill LLC proposes a 255-unit apartment complex near Coes Pond, subject to the city's inclusionary zoning ordinance as Worcester works to meet its 12,000-unit housing goal by 2033.
The Worcester Guardian11 hours ago
Former Fallon Health offices transformed into 220 downtown Worcester homes, on The Worcester GuardianThe completion of Altitude Worcester and 22 neighboring affordable condominiums marks Massachusetts' largest office-to-residential conversion and brings new homeownership opportunities downtown
Berkshire eagle12 hours ago
New Marlborough’s Cassilis Farm gets $245K as affordable housing construction begins, on Berkshire eagleConstruct Inc. received another $245,000 for a well at Cassilis Farm, where the historic New Marlborough estate will become 11 affordable apartments by 2027.
Worcester Business Journal15 hours ago
Developer’s $10M gamble pays off for Elm Park, on Worcester Business JournalFive years after Worcester developer Russ Haims bought 27 Becker parcels for $10 million, his proudest return is visible along William, Sever, Cedar and Roxbury streets: Former institutional buildings are homes again, many of them single-family.
Worcester Business Journal15 hours ago
Senior housing squeeze: Aging population faces limited market across Central Mass., on Worcester Business JournalThe Central Mass. housing market – already struggling to meet demand – faces additional pressure as older residents looking to downsize face limited options.
Worcester Business Journal15 hours ago
Real Estate Insider: Briefs, on Worcester Business JournalHudson Data center pause heads to Nov. 16 vote Hudson will host a Special Town Meeting on Nov. 16 to vote on a proposed one-year moratorium on new data center […]