For all the attention on how downtown office buildings are being converted to apartments, or the potential addition of a residential skyscraper, the most significant apartment creation in Providence is happening in traditional neighborhoods. Providence has 2,300 dwelling units in the pipeline, either in preapplication, under review or under construction, according to Robert Azar, the
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any apartment building built in Providence needs to have 10% affordable. Exceptions would be in downtown Providence, the Jewelry district, 195 reclaimed land and Canal Street.