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Providence Superman Building tax deal would save owner $29 million - Vimarsana News

Providence Superman Building tax deal would save owner $29 million

The treaty would freeze the tax bill for the 26-story Industrial Trust tower starting this winter while owner High Rock converts it into apartments.

'Superman Building' tax deal: What we know and what is still unknown - Vimarsana News

'Superman Building' tax deal: What we know and what is still unknown

The tax deal released Thursday and referred to a Council committee for hearings, would freeze the tower's tax bill for the first 10 years.

'Affordable' for whom? Providence community protests plan to turn Superman Building into luxury apartments – Liberation News - Vimarsana News

'Affordable' for whom? Providence community protests plan to turn Superman Building into luxury apartments – Liberation News

Around 90 people gathered in Burnside Park in Providence, Rhode Island on Sept. 1 to protest a development plan for so-called "affordable" housing. Th

Providence is Undergoing Its Biggest Makeover Since the 1990s - Vimarsana News

Providence is Undergoing Its Biggest Makeover Since the 1990s

Long before we met on the wild steppes of the Internet, we gathered on the cobblestones of the agora or the grassy village green to conduct our business, Providence's revica includes projects which aim to reshape the Superman Building, Kennedy Plaza, Waterplace Park and Union Station.

RI business guide: Latest on downtown, new businesses, Superman rehab - Vimarsana News

RI business guide: Latest on downtown, new businesses, Superman rehab

Downtown Providence and retail across the state remain a priority as politicians look to spend $2 billion on infrastructure projects around R.I.