Page 2 - Winn Development News Today

Residents flocked to the polls Tuesday to reject a proposed tax break for the developer of an 82-unit affordable housing project on the Campbell Grain site

Controversy over a tax break for the developer of the Campbell Grain site in downtown Pawcatuck is creating what could be the largest referendum turnout

Residents here will go to the polls Tuesday to decide whether the town should grant a controversial tax abatement to the developers of the Campbell Grain

Residents, unhappy with an Aug. 9 town meeting approval of a tax break for the developers of the former Campbell Grain site in downtown Pawcatuck, have

A developer is planning to build 56 apartments on former Braintree Electric Light Department site on Allen Street.

Holyoke Planning Board greenlights $35 million Appleton Mill Apartments project; awaits state funding decision Updated May 12, 2021; Posted May 12, 2021 The former Farr-Alpaca Mill in Holyokes historic Canal District is slated for a $35 million conversion into mixed-income rental units. Winn Development is pursuing state tax credits. (Dennis Hohenberger photo) Facebook Share The board reopened a hearing Tuesday night before approving the project. The project calls for initially constructing 7...

Plans proceed for Appleton Mill project in Holyoke that would convert former Farr-Alpaca Mill into 88 rental units Updated Apr 28, 2021; Posted Apr 28, 2021 Winn Development proposes converting the former Farr Alpaca Textile Mill into 88 mixed-income rental units. The building is located at 216 Appleton St., between the Upper Canal and the Holyoke Police Department. (By Dennis Hohenberger)Staff-Shot Facebook Share HOLYOKE – The Planning Board reviewed Winn Development’s plans for Appleton...

Share: Known for innovative design solutions and projects that regenerate neighborhoods and stimulate reinvestment, award-winning firm marks anniversary with renewed commitment to creating vibrant communities. CHELSEA, Mass. (PRWEB) March 16, 2021 Reflecting its dedication to social impact, the architecture, planning, and interiors leader The Architectural Team (TAT) has announced its renewed commitment to creating vibrant, equitable communities through innovative design solutions that addres...

Haverhill firefighters respond to Stevens Street blaze during September 2015. (WHAV News photograph.) Even before a seven-alarm blaze in 2015 destroyed a Stevens Street Mill building, Haverhill was in talks to redevelop the sprawling industrial site. Today, the Little River Dam near Lafayette Square remains an impediment to development, but has also been named as a “climate-related hazard.” The city is now seeking the public’s opinion on potential benefits and impacts of removing the dam ...

Opposition to Elm Place project coalesces in Swampscott Leigh Blander / Correspondent Two new grass-roots groups are fighting a proposed five-story, 128-unit affordable housing project on Elm Place, saying the apartment complex is simply too big for the neighborhood and the town. “It’s a behemoth,” said Anne Driscoll, chair of the Swampscott for Equity Association. “It’s a $60 million project and were the ones that will be living with it. We need to slow down the process and take a br...