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Thank you for your consistent updates. These aren't exactly my favorite projects but I appreciate all the pictures you provide of Everett, Revere, etc........
What’s the address /google maps pin?New building going up, dont know name of it.
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New building going up, dont know name of it.
That development is 25 Garvey Street (street view). It's a 6-story, 125-unit affordable development (9 studios, 29 one-bedroom, 73 two-bedroom, and 14 three-bedroom) with 93 parking spaces (78 spaces in a garage, plus an additional 15 surface parking spaces). Completion is expected in Summer 2027.What’s the address /google maps pin?
That development is 25 Garvey Street (street view). It's a 6-story, 125-unit affordable development (9 studios, 29 one-bedroom, 73 two-bedroom, and 14 three-bedroom) with 93 parking spaces (78 spaces in a garage, plus an additional 15 surface parking spaces). Completion is expected in Summer 2027.View attachment 72544
Nice looking building. I wish there were not an absence of retail activity on the ground floor. Someone mentioned upthread that this lack may be due to potential flooding, for all the new developments in Everett in general?
That's quite the haircut and unit loss for Sofia Everett. This was supposed to be a 21-story addition to Everett. The financing hardship must be real.Revised Everett Proposal Cuts Previously Approved 620-Unit Development to 310 Apartments
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“A redevelopment proposal has been submitted to transform a 1.62-acre industrial property into a new mixed-use residential development featuring 310 apartments, including 31 deed-restricted affordable units. The project calls for the demolition of a 30,000-square-foot single-story industrial warehouse built in 1975 and the construction of a mixed-use building with 3,875 square feet of ground-floor retail space, structured parking with 91 spaces, and a range of indoor and outdoor resident amenities…….”
Revised Everett Proposal Cuts Previously Approved 620-Unit Development to 310 Apartments
Revised Everett Proposal Cuts Previously Approved 620-Unit Development to 310 Apartmentswww.bldup.com