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If it weren’t for high interest rates, this complex of more than eight structures could have been condominiums instead of mixed-use commercial space
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A simple two-story brick-faced commercial building with a long history as a vending machine operation
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An over 225 year old mansion on a large lot is about to get new neighbors through an arduous historic review process
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A one hundred year old Georgian-style bank is converted to residential units, on a corner that was once a 1700s-era colonial tavern
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A large complex of several structures built over the course of about 50 years that remains industrial and commericial in its tenant mix
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A medium-size two-story mill building moves from a life as an industrial manufacturing company to an evangelical Baptist church
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A neglected narrow building stretching between two blocks is an evolving graffiti mural playground
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A five-story late 19th-century commercial building with one of the few cast iron façades in the city
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Three-generations of neighborhood short-order cooks made this tiny place a home for regulars over the course of 50 years
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A family-run diner serving homemade classics to residents and students on the East Side for just about 80 years
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A former nightclub and commercial building is converted to 6 residences with ground-floor retail
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An unassuming house along a busy commercial corrider has been retail-first for 100+ years, and now undergoes a move towards housing
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A former rectory and apartment building turned bed and breakfast needs investment to prevent deterioration of this 150+ year old structure
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A more than 100-year old building has been home to one owner and one set of businesses for over 50 years.
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Demolition Alert
A truck showroom turned office for the State’s Board of Elections has one redevelopment plan rejected as it waits for new ideas