CT Developer Pitches 207 Units on Worcester Athletic Fields
A Worcester private school is offering its ball fields for sale, and a Connecticut apartment developer wants to take them up on the offer.
A Worcester private school is offering its ball fields for sale, and a Connecticut apartment developer wants to take them up on the offer.
The developer Synergy is converting Worcester’s Chestnut Place office tower to 198 highly amenitized apartments.
About 340 new housing units will be created in Boston, Fitchburg, New Bedford, Pittsfield and Worcester through the transformation of former commercial properties, the governor said.
A parking lot a block from Worcester’s landmark Glass Tower office building is slated for over 100 new apartments under a design approved by the city Planning Board approved earlier this month.
A Holden housing developer submitted initial plans for 491 apartments on a Worcester property that it acquired in 2023.
For two decades, The Menkiti Group has successfully found 3 million square feet of opportunities in the Washington, D.C. region. Now its founder and CEO, Somerville native Bo Menkiti, is focusing on Worcester as the company’s next growth focus.
Developers received $3.1 million in financing from MassDevelopment and Bay State Savings Bank for the conversion of a vacant downtown Worcester chapel into affordable housing.
AKROS Development’s 105-unit multifamily project at 102 Temple St. in Worcester will include a pocket park, retail space and outdoor seating while buffering the Canal District from Interstate 290.
A commercial and industrial site in Worcester would be redeveloped with 218 multifamily housing units under a proposal by an Auburn real estate company.
A 105-unit apartment complex would replace a former meat market that closed in 2021 under a development proposal in Worcester’s Canal District.
A Wellesley College poet and philosopher’s dream of redeveloping a Worcester property scored a tax benefit triple-play for The Menkiti Group, his son’s real estate development firm.
A Rhode Island investor is the new owner of a pair of downtown Worcester parcels that could be developed with hundreds of apartment units.
A Newton developer is proposing the latest in a series of large-scale apartment projects in downtown Worcester.
Over $20 million in construction loans from Rockland Trust Co. are going toward conversions of two Worcester commercial properties into multifamily housing.