Tag: Jewelry District
Most-read stories on PBN.com, June 2021
1. RIDE, R.I. Department of Human Services announce Summer P-EBT benefits POSTED ONLINE: JULY 6. The R.I. Department of Education and the R.I. Department...
Providence Foundation opposes elements of RIDOT’s bus proposal
PROVIDENCE – The Providence Foundation has joined transit advocates in voicing their opposition to parts of the state’s latest bus route proposal.
The proposed plan, called the Providence...
Hartigan’s fully invested in fintech firm she created
Margaret Hartigan found a lot to like about Providence.
Hartigan, the co-founder and CEO of the financial-technology company Marstone Inc., is a New Hampshire native...
Emerging innovation hub drew us to R.I.
When you think of innovation hubs, perhaps the San Francisco Bay Area and New York spring to mind, or maybe a global city such...
I-195 Commission considers new guidelines calling for taller buildings, less housing
PROVIDENCE – Prompted by a new state law that allows large economic development districts to bypass local zoning, the I-195 Redevelopment District Commission is...
Capstone Properties lists former nightclub building in Jewelry District
PROVIDENCE – A building in downtown Providence that had accommodated nightclubs for more than 20 years is newly listed by Capstone Properties.
The one-story building...
Despite questions, I-195 District on course
When Robert Davis, a longtime real estate lawyer, joined the board of the I-195 Redevelopment District Commission in 2015, he’d talk to potential developers...
Will downtown Providence ever get a supermarket?
Downtown Providence is known as the central political and cultural district of Rhode Island. Among those who live and work there, it’s also known...
Developers propose apartments, retail, modern office space for Parcel 28 in...
PROVIDENCE – Five development companies are interested in building new structures on Parcel 28 in the Interstate 195 Redevelopment District and the first of...
Technology turns BofA branches into ‘financial centers’
William F. Hatfield, Bank of America Corp.’s market president in Rhode Island, discusses the bank’s local growth and ways it can help spur development...