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PANORAMIC VIEW: Homewood Suites by Hilton Providence Downtown, a new extended-stay hotel under construction at the corner of Exchange Street and Memorial Boulevard in downtown Providence, offers panoramic views from the first-floor windows.  / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Two new extended-stay hotels to open in Providence this year

Focus 01/25/2019

The extended-stay hotel, a segment of the hotel market that is growing nationally, will expand its downtown Providence presence this year with two new...

Institute of Real Estate Management selects new officers

Real Estate 01/10/2019

WARWICK – Holly Regoli, the property manager of Paolino Properties, is the new president of the Rhode Island chapter of the Institute of Real...

CLUB PRESERVED: The Agawam Hunt country club in East Providence emerged from bankruptcy in March under a reorganization that sold the club assets to a new ownership group and which included the sale of a conservation easement to The Nature Conservancy.  / COURTESY AGAWAM HUNT

Home sales cool; golf clubs on the move

Financial Services 12/28/2018

The residential real estate market started to cool in 2018, returning to an equilibrium between buyers and sellers, after two solid years of appreciation...

BUSY DEVELOPER: Arnold “Buff” Chace is the managing partner for Cornish Associates LP, which has several ongoing projects in downtown Providence, including three historical buildings on Westminster Street that are being renovated into apartments/retail. Chace stands in front of one of the properties, The Peerless Building at 150 Union St.  / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Despite some permitting improvements, developers often ‘going nowhere fast’ in Providence

Business Services 10/26/2018

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...

Five Questions With: Joseph R. Paolino Jr.

In Their Own Words 10/04/2018

The renovation of the Case-Mead Building in downtown Providence was among several projects named last week in the 2018 Rhody Awards. The awards, bestowed...

TOWER CONCERNS: Pictured at the ArtProv Gallery in Providence are from left: gallery staff members Nicholas Dupont and Victoria Rogers, owner Michele Aucoin, Susan Petree of Newport, and Luke Morrison of Providence. Aucoin said she’s concerned the proposed Hope Point Tower by the Fane Organization would be too overpowering and not “fit in.”  / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Business community divided over Fane tower proposal

Focus 09/28/2018

While city officials debate whether to approve the proposed 600-foot Hope Point Tower in Providence’s Jewelry District, businesspeople in and around the neighborhood are...

Johnson & Wales bookstore moves closer to campus

Real Estate 09/06/2018

PROVIDENCE – The Downcity Campus Bookstore at Johnson & Wales University has moved closer to the main campus into a university-owned building. In late June,...

THE FEDERAL BUILDING at 380 Westminster St. in Providence will be sold to a limited liability company controlled by Paolino Properties. / PBN FILE PHOTO MARY MACDONALD

Paolino Properties to purchase Federal Building in Providence

Real Estate 08/16/2018

PROVIDENCE – Paolino Properties received approval Thursday in Providence Superior Court to purchase the six-story Federal Building at 380 Westminster St. Under the sale agreement...

THE PROPERTY AT 380 Westminster Street as been in state court mastership proceedings since May 2016. Paolino Properties through an affiliate hopes to purchase a five-story office building at 380 Westminster St. and has submitted a $15.3 million offer. / PBN PHOTO/MARY MACDONALD

Paolino intends to purchase federal building at 380 Westminster

Economic Activity 07/16/2018

PROVIDENCE – Paolino Properties through an affiliate hopes to purchase a six-story office building at 380 Westminster St. and has submitted a $15.3 million...