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Providence City Council gives final approval to TSA reform

PROVIDENCE – After years of debate and failed attempts to reform the tax deals for Providence development projects, change is coming with the City...

Five Questions With: Leann D’Ettore

Leann D’Ettore, the president of the Rhode Island Association of Realtors, responded this week to the news that Rhode Island’s median home price reached...

Plant City X to open in Warwick

WARWICK – Plant City, a popular food hall in Providence that features vegan meals, will expand into Warwick. The restaurant company will open a new...

Market Basket to open first R.I. store in Warwick

WARWICK – The popular supermarket chain Market Basket is expanding into Rhode Island in several locations. The first to open will be in Warwick...

I-195 District park faces budget gap for upcoming year, even with...

PROVIDENCE – The 5-acre park in the I-195 Redevelopment District has a proposed budget for the next fiscal year of $600,000, most of it...

Providence Foundation voices concerns, asks for more time on city TSA...

PROVIDENCE – As the City Council prepares to take its second, and final, vote on more stringent requirements for developers whose projects receive city...

Bristol County, Mass., home prices continue to climb in April

PROVIDENCE – The median price of a single-family home sold in Bristol County, Mass., in April was $394,000, an increase of 9.4% over April...

R.I. home prices ‘skyrocket’ in April

PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island home prices continued to “skyrocket” in April, according to the Rhode Island Association of Realtors, with the median single-family home...

Arcade Providence in transition as units are offered for sale, several...

PROVIDENCE – Business activity at the landmark Arcade Providence has slowed significantly through the past year, mirroring a depletion in downtown energy. The pandemic has...
Cliff Wood was named executive director of The Providence Foundation in 2017, with a goal of promoting the physical, economic and cultural development of the capital city’s downtown. He’s also served as the Downtown Providence Parks Conservancy’s executive director since 2008. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Collaborate to revive downtown

Cliff Wood | The Providence Foundation executive director When people come back to downtown Providence, they need to find it safe, active and inviting. Here...
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