It will be interesting to hear how developers react to newly proposed changes to tax-stabilization agreements in Providence. As proposed by Providence City Council President Sabina Matos, the new ordinance would “create a tax-stabilization system that not only protects our city’s financial interests but also incentivizes new development.” The proposal, which Matos already has majority
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