For now, state adds more tenants to Shepard Building

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WHAT’S IN STORE? The R.I. Department of Administration has moved more agencies into the state-owned Shepard Building in downtown Providence, which for a century served as a department store. More space has opened in the building because the University of Rhode Island has reduced its presence. 
PBN PHOTO/WILLIAM HAMILTON
WHAT’S IN STORE? The R.I. Department of Administration has moved more agencies into the state-owned Shepard Building in downtown Providence, which for a century served as a department store. More space has opened in the building because the University of Rhode Island has reduced its presence. 
PBN PHOTO/WILLIAM HAMILTON

Nearly two years after the R.I. Department of Administration announced it was seeking new proposals for the landmark Shepard Building in downtown Providence – even considering selling the property – the state has chosen to keep the property in its portfolio and placed more government offices there. At least for now. Officials have relocated several

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