FIVE DEVELOPMENT companies are interested in building new structures on Parcel 28 in the Interstate 195 Redevelopment District. In this rendering, the apartments over retail design of the DMG Investments/Bergmeyer proposal is shown. / COURTESY I-195 DISTRICT COMMISSION.
PROVIDENCE – Five development companies are interested in building new structures on Parcel 28 in the Interstate 195 Redevelopment District and the first of them made their pitches public in a meeting of the district’s commission Wednesday. The proposals come from collaborations of local architects and developers, as well as companies located across the country,…
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No one should listen to Sharon Steele talk on any subject. Her opinions are always clouded by self interest and a total lack of big thinking. She has the vision of a gnat.
I agree 100%, penn55. She is a NIMBY dolt to the nth degree. The I-195 District belongs to all of us, not just this churlish mouthpiece. She is the perfect example of what is holding Providence and the state back economically.
Penn55@aol.com I could not agree with you more. What kind of language is that when 5 companies are proposing to spend a lot of money and what authority does she have on anything.
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No one should listen to Sharon Steele talk on any subject. Her opinions are always clouded by self interest and a total lack of big thinking. She has the vision of a gnat.
I agree 100%, penn55. She is a NIMBY dolt to the nth degree. The I-195 District belongs to all of us, not just this churlish mouthpiece. She is the perfect example of what is holding Providence and the state back economically.
Penn55@aol.com I could not agree with you more. What kind of language is that when 5 companies are proposing to spend a lot of money and what authority does she have on anything.