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DO DEVELOPERS NEED HELPING HAND? Former Providence Mayor Joseph R. Paolino Jr. has taken advantage of tax-sta-bilization agreements to redevelop a number of city properties, including the more than 150-year-old Case-Mead Building. Without such incentives, Paolino said the city is “behind the eight-ball” when it comes to development. But some challenge the need for the tax breaks. / PBN FILE PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Providence TSA update needed to increase investment

Economic Activity 04/06/2018

For years Providence has had a justly earned reputation as one of the most difficult cities in which to develop real estate. Between costs,...

A CELEBRATION AND AN INTERVENTION: AS220 founder Bert Crenca has installed a series of five murals on the historical façade of the Providence National Bank in the city to celebrate the city’s diversity. / PBN PHOTO/ MICHAEL SALERNO

Public art deserves support, especially on former I-195 land

Editorials 02/23/2018

In 1980, Providence passed an ordinance creating a public art program. Thanks to that forward-thinking action, art dots the landscape throughout the city, validating...

Those reviewing development should know all the rules first

Editorials 02/16/2018

With new projects being proposed on a regular basis in Providence, the biggest issue has moved from making development happen to managing that development,...

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