High Rock Development News Today

A formal ask hasn't yet been made, but House Speaker Shekarchi's office confirmed the developer said they need more money.

Housing Secretary Stefan Pryor said he is in talks with the owner of the vacant Industrial Trust Building to find more funding for the 300-apartment development project.

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Mr. David Sweetser has done his best, I suppose, to develop this iconic building- maybe the only building in Rhode Island that every adult Rhode Islander can identify - a building smack dab in the middle of downtown without a viable use. He claims the ec

In April of 2022, Rhode Island state officials and then-Providence Mayor Jorge Elorza announced a plan that provided nearly $100 million in federal, state, and city appropriations, tax credits, and tax stabilization dollars to subsidize Newton, MA-based d

Four nonprofits have banded together to push forward a 160-unit affordable apartment complex, but will the state fund it?

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It was just last April when Rhode Island and Providence officials hosted a State House press conference with the developer David Sweetser of High Rock Development, owners of the Superman Building, to announce a long-awaited deal to revitalize Providence.

Thoughts on city development projects on the horizon in the wake of Fane Tower’s demise

Gov. Dan McKee said he's drafting a letter asking the central bank to stop raising interest rates.