Tag: Cornish Associates LP
Post-pandemic vacancies, optimism abound in downtown Providence
PROVIDENCE – Sign, sign, everywhere a sign: “Retail opportunity,” says one. “Prime retail space for lease,” another. “Available now.”
There’s plenty of prime storefront space...
Organic grocery store moving into downtown Providence
PROVIDENCE – An organic grocery store is coming from Cape Cod to downtown Providence this winter, bringing fresh, natural foods, dietary supplements and smoothies...
Could downtown Providence’s Mathewson St. see a renaissance?
For decades, most businesses have struggled to survive on Mathewson Street in downtown Providence.
Among the few long-term, successful businesses such as Hotel Providence, Cellar...
Lapham and Trayne buildings begin leasing
PROVIDENCE – The Lapham and Trayne buildings have started leasing units for an occupancy of Sept. 1, according to Cornish Associates LP.
The newly renovated...
Nightingale begins leasing, opening planned for August
PROVIDENCE – Nightingale, a newly constructed apartment building in the city, has started leasing its units with an opening date of Aug. 1.
The building...
Providence library, other projects near finish in uncertain times
When Jack Martin first walked into the Providence Public Library in 2014, he felt like someone had pressed the pause button on the building...
Despite some permitting improvements, developers often ‘going nowhere fast’ in Providence
The developer of a riverfront hotel proposed for Providence gained initial approval from the I-195 Redevelopment District Commission a year ago, giving him clearance...
Site work for new commercial building, The Nightingale, begins in Providence
PROVIDENCE – A $52 million project that will place a six-story building on a city block downtown has entered the pre-construction phase, with the...
Commerce RI approves incentives for Infosys, new hotel, additional projects
PROVIDENCE — The R.I. Commerce Corp. awarded a series of financial incentives on Monday to several companies that are either expanding into Rhode Island...
There are vacancies in Providence, but large office spaces limited
The slow, steady conversion of vintage downtown buildings into residential spaces, or boutique hotels, has tightened the supply of Class B office space in...



















