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GoLocalProv | Superman Building Interior Demo Started - Crew of Only 5 is Working Onsite - Vimarsana News

GoLocalProv | Superman Building Interior Demo Started - Crew of Only 5 is Working Onsite

GoLocal has confirmed that the much anticipated interior demolition of the Superman building has finally begun, but for the past three weeks, only five workers have been onsite.

RI approves $21 million toward Providence Superman Building renovation - Vimarsana News

RI approves $21 million toward Providence Superman Building renovation

The redevelopment plan by building owner David Sweetser would create 285 apartments in the 26-story tower with 57 reserved at below-market rents.

RI approves $21 million toward Providence Superman Building renovation - Vimarsana News

RI approves $21 million toward Providence Superman Building renovation

The redevelopment plan by building owner David Sweetser would create 285 apartments in the 26-story tower with 57 reserved at below-market rents.

Are Apartments the Best Choice for RI's Superman Building? - Vimarsana News

Are Apartments the Best Choice for RI's Superman Building?

The McKee administration is in the midst of a constructive dialogue with the owners of the Superman Building, but the new tenants are still unclear.

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GoLocalProv | EXCLUSIVE: Superman Developer Submitting Plan to State, $215M Project, 285 Units - Vimarsana News

GoLocalProv | EXCLUSIVE: Superman Developer Submitting Plan to State, $215M Project, 285 Units

GoLocal has learned that the owner of the Superman Building, High Rock Development, LLC is submitting a plan to the RI Commerce Corporation to redevelop the property into 285 apartment units — of which 10% will be for low-income residents.