South Kingstown, RI Lila Delman Compass brokered the sale of 585-603 Kingstown Rd., Maine’s Shopping Center, for $3 million. Gregory Arakelian, commercial director, had the exclusive assignment on behalf of the seller to procure a buyer confidentially. Arakelian sold
Providence, RI Compass sold 66 Williams St. for $6.85 million. Nelson Taylor, of Compass Providence’s Blackstone Team, represented the seller. One of the East Side’s last remaining sizable luxury estates, this home presents
North Kingstown, RI Representatives of CBRE, led by Simon Butler, Biria St. John, John McLaughlin, and Brian Bowler negotiated the sale of Mill Creek Townhomes, a 140-unit, 100% market-rate apartment community. According to public records, the development sold for $27.6 million.
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Kingston, RI Northeast Private Client Group (NPCG) has closed the $6.125 million sale of The URI Townhouses, a 12-unit, three building multifamily property, located at 58 Fortin Rd.
In 2021 the city of East Providence celebrated the opening of its new state-of-the-art $190 million high school. The school was the first in Rhode Island built under a state program that included hundreds of millions of dollars in borrowing that was previously approved by voters. The city paid
Providence, RI Michael Alves of Elite Commercial Realty at KW Commercial leased 10,316 s/f to Hair Que RI Inc. at 650 Branch Ave. for a term of 10-years. The tenant is expanding their business.
Central Falls, RI The Washington Trust Charitable Foundation has awarded $125,000 to the city to support the development of El Centro, a centralized community hub that will provide health, wellness, and workforce development resources for the community. The five-year grant
Cranston, RI The Greater Providence Board of Realtors? (GPBOR) celebrated the opening of their new headquarters at 1169 Park Ave. A ribbon-cutting ceremony took place with members and special guests, including Steve Medeiros, Region 1 vice president of the National Association
Providence, RI To kick off the launch of the newly developed Joseph Caffey Apartments and Townhomes, Citizens will spotlight the site’s new digital learning center, which was financed as part of the bank’s $300 million Economic Opportunity Fund initiative,
East Greenwich, RI Evan Storti of Sweeney Real Estate & Appraisal represented the landlords in two lease agreements on Main St. The first lease agreement was executed at 267 Main St. with Rhode Island Pelvic Wellness, LLC. The tenant, represented by Kenneth Dill
