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AN AERIAL IMAGE shows the brotherhood property at center, outlined in red, while the Bay is at far right, on the other side of Ocean Road.  /

Teaching brotherhood plans 132-unit <br> mixed-income adult housing development

NARRAGANSETT – The De La Salle Christian Brothers this week announced plans to build an age-restricted community at the brotherhood’s property on Ocean Road. The...
THE HISTORIC HOTEL, raised in 1901 by a member of the Herreshoff yacht-building family, sat vacant for a decade before being redeveloped into 14 luxury residences.  /

Historic Bristol hotel reopens as luxury dwellings

BRISTOL – The first building in The Belvedere at Bristol, a $20 million historic preservation and new construction project, officially opened its doors yesterday...

Mohegan Sun expansion enters final phase

UNCASVILLE, Conn. – Mohegan Sun broke ground this week for the final phase of its $740 million Project Horizon expansion project, in which the...

R.I. Kitchen & Bath moves to new home

WARWICK – After 19 years at its original location in West Warwick, R.I. Kitchen & Bath has relocated to a new 10,000-square-foot showroom and...

Brookings: Weak infrastructure hurting metro areas

Bruce Katz, director of the Brookings Metropolitan Policy Program, this month asked Rhode Island business and community development leaders to look at a United...
BLOCK ISLAND’S Crescent Beach is one of many attractions that state and local officials are counting on to lure new visitors to Rhode Island this summer. /

Activity warms with the weather

The 2008 Rhode Island tourism season, which was officially kicked off in March, seemed at first like it was going to be a slow...
KEVIN O’CONNOR, a 24-year-old Roger Williams University architecture student, is one of about 290 Rhode Island residents in the international couch-surfing network. /

World travelers plot their next destination &ndash; your sofa

When Jade Moller was deciding earlier this year whether to attend the Rhode Island School of Design’s graduate school of architecture, she came from...
THE TURK’S HEAD BUILDING, on Westminster Street in Providence, was purchased by DarrowEverett client FB 
Capital Partners last year. /

Creative financing often needed in slumping economy

With a slumping Rhode Island economy, it’s becoming increasingly common and in many cases necessary for “creative” financing – and out-of-state financing – to...

AG plans foreclosure-assistance seminars

PAWTUCKET - The first in a series of state-sponsored foreclosure-assistance seminars will be held in Pawtucket, it was announced this week by R.I. Attorney...

DEM to present KeepSpace discussion at RIAR

PROVIDENCE - The R.I. Department of Environmental Management will hold a roundtable discussion this coming Monday, May 12, of Rhode Island Housing’s KeepSpace Community...
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