Category: Rhode Island

Johnston, RI Cushman & Wakefield senior housing capital markets, acting as exclusive advisor to an institutional client, has arranged the sale of a Rhode Island portfolio of three value-add senior housing communities

Lincoln, RI Pare Corporation, a leading multi-disciplinary engineering and planning firm, was awarded a 2019 Common Good Award by Rhode Island Monthly Magazine and the Rhode Island Foundation. The Common

Newport, RI Construction of Innovate Newport, a 34,000 s/f, three-story office space located on Broadway, is nearing completion. Formerly the old Sheffield Elementary School, the building is being repurposed and transformed to provide high-tech office suites, co-work space, shared...

Pawtucket is a great place to be and our track record shows it. There have been many economic wins in the city. Since June of 2017, city officials have assisted 22 individuals and companies through the process of locating properties

Providence, RI According to Partridge Snow & Hahn (PS&H), Amy Oakley has joined the firm as a partner in the Business Law Practice group. She focuses her practice on commercial finance, commercial

As was the case at this time last year, East Providence continues to see abundant large and small-scale development and special projects and opportunities. Two of the greatest opportunities came near the end of 2018 and in early 2019 with the offering and sale of the 138-acre

The city council recently gave approval to three development projects that will enhance our efforts to revitalize areas throughout Warwick, support economic development and create jobs. 

Opportunity zones are a new economic development tool designed to stimulate investment in distressed and underutilized areas. Investment in an opportunity zone provides a federal tax incentive for private investors to direct capital gains as equity investments into qualifying projects. Opportunity zones in Rhode Island are designated in 25 census tracts across 15 municipalities.  As redevelopment accelerates in these neighborhoods, including Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank’s Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (RI C-PACE) financing in the capital stack can unlock additional value for investors, while building greener, more efficient buildings in the state.