Tag: Churchill & Banks Co.
Mawney Carpenter House on College Hill sells for $1.58M
PROVIDENCE – A bright-yellow multifamily home on College Hill known as the Mawney Carpenter House recently sold for $1.58 million, according to Residential Properties...
Contemporary home in West End of Providence sells for $650K
PROVIDENCE – With a dark exterior and a contemporary design, a 1,935-square-foot home built in 2020 on a 0.07-acre lot in the West End...
East Providence, Churchill & Banks break ground on $120M East Point...
EAST PROVIDENCE – Churchill & Banks Co. subsidiary Noble Development LLC, along with city officials, recently broke ground on the construction of a $120...
Three-family home in Wayland Square sells for $1.6M
PROVIDENCE – A three-family home in the Wayland Square area on the city’s East Side recently sold for nearly $1.6 million, according to Churchill...
Corporate HQ, apartment project picked for vacant Fox Point land
PROVIDENCE – Plans to develop vacant riverfront land with corporate office headquarters and mixed-income apartments advanced Wednesday, after the I-195 Redevelopment District Commission selected...
I-195 Commission hears dueling proposals for vacant Fox Point property
PROVIDENCE – A 10-story tower of luxury, owner-occupied condos or a financial service firm’s new corporate headquarters.
These were the competing projects for a swath...
Big property deal is indicator of interest in E.P. waterfront
Sprawling expanses of land along the East Providence waterfront that were once used for heavy industrial purposes are now presenting new opportunities for commercial...
Apartments nearing completion in Fox Point area of Providence
PROVIDENCE – A luxury apartment building is rising near the edge of the I-195 Redevelopment District in Fox Point.
The project at 580 South Water...
Waterfront Revival: East Providence advances redevelopment, but some plans spark opposition
Nearly 20 years after East Providence started to reclaim 300 acres of its defunct industrial waterfront, new construction is changing the city’s landscape.
Although the...