A 219-unit development approved for the former Center Circle site on Main Street would pay at least $500,000 in the first year of a proposed 30-year Payment In Lieu Of Taxes (PILOT) arrangement, with payments in the final year approaching $1 million.
Continue reading 30-year PILOT for Center Circle development
The Redevelopment Agency approved a redevelopment agreement with developers of the Center Circle site on Main Street that would pay a fee of $1,750 per unit, contingent on a 30-year Payment In Lieu Of Taxes (PILOT) agreement to be voted upon by City Council tomorrow night.
Continue reading Redevelopment agreement OK’d, 30-year PILOT sought
Soil remediation began last week on a downtown site where a five-story, two-building, apartment complex is planned.
Continue reading Remediation work begins on Main & Monroe site
With 2017 in the books, let’s have a look at the most popular posts of the year, as judged by you, the reader, based on most page views.
Two of the largest property sales downtown have occurred in the past year (Center Circle and Watt Hotel) but it would seem there’s an uptick in the number of sales of downtown properties, large and small, in the past two years. Continue reading Uptick in downtown property transactions?
The Center Circle property on Main Street, which gained Planning Board approval in January for a 219-unit development, sold for $5.285 million.
Continue reading Center Circle property sold for $5.285 million
Closing on the Center Circle property could come as early as this month, eventually making way for a five-story development on the Main Street site that received approval early this year.
City Council will consider an ordinance to limit smoke shops, tobacco stores, hookah lounges and cigar bars within commercial districts.