Cumberland, RI The Foncellino Team of Coldwell Banker Commercial listed and leased two warehouse units totalling 3,200 s/f at 45 Industrial Rd. The tenant was represented by Jim Conway of Conway Commercial.
Little Compton, RI Mott & Chace Sotheby’s International Realty brokered the sale of the waterfront estate at 696K West Main Rd. for $4.1 million. Located on nearly three acres on Briggs Marsh, the property offers 180-degree views over the marsh, conserved farmland,
Woonsocket, RI The 50,641 s/f manufacturing building at 1275 Park East Dr. was purchased by Lundgren Equity Partners for $6.3 million.
Burrillville, RI Mott & Chace Sotheby’s International Realty negotiated the sale of 1677 Round Top Rd. for $1.525 million. The c.1826 home that inspired the horror franchise “The Conjuring” is one of the most well-known haunted houses in the U.S. The seller was represented by The Blackstone Team of Mott
Johnston, RI Mike Alves of Elite Commercial Realty represented the landlord 190 Putnam LLC in the $1.1 million sale of an 8,000 s/f mixed-use building at 190 Putnam Pike. Robert Fox represented the buyers
Pawtucket, RI Thomas Sweeney, SIOR of Sweeney Real Estate & Appraisal represented the sellers in the sale of 250 Esten Ave. and 541 Pawtucket Ave. The two properties had a combined square footage of 239,200 s/f. The two renovated industrial mills
Providence, RI RIHousing’s board of commissioners approved investments at its April board meeting that will create 431 homes, improving the neighborhoods where they are located, and support over
Providence, RI U.S. senator Jack Reed, governor Dan McKee, lieutenant governor Sabina Matos and mayor Jorge Elorza joined Omni Development Corp., Wingate Companies, RIHousing, funding and community partners
Bristol, RI Roger Williams University (RWU) publicizes its $20 million partnership with Cummings Foundation. In recognition of this philanthropic partnership between RWU and Cummings Foundation – the largest in Roger Williams’ history
The Rhode Island Ready (RI Ready) program is off to a strong start, which is good news for the state’s economy. The first four Rhode Island industrial sites were approved for enrollment in the program by the Quonset Development Corp.’s (QDC) board of directors
