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Same here. It's been a few decades and I won't believe it until I see the progress in person. Google Maps has updated their satellite imagery of Dover to include the land clearing and foundation work of the project. The scale is truly impressive.

Terre Haute, IN. Took me a while to figure it, thanks for the challenge!

It's Block 9 In Fargo.

Fantastic drone shots! The old courthouse infill will a great addition to downtown; I wish the parking lot next to TD Bank would be next.

Thanks for the updates, Cojapo! I'm definitely for more housing and mixed used development in the downtown core. Imagine all four projects commence simultaneously...

Planning board unanimously approved the redevelopment of 47 Chestnut Street that once housed a liquor and dollar store. I wish they had kept the 6th floor and reduced parking but it looks like a quality project that's adjacent to the train station and provides nice infill...

Article is behind a paywall but summarizes developments approved or under review in Dover. 1) Waterfront development consisting of 5 buildings (410 units) that is expected to break ground later this year. 2) A 3.5 acre waterfront park adjacent to the above waterfront development. 3) Chestnut...

I agree, it's just a bunch of dirt and rocks and has been like that for what seems like forever. But the developer has a good track record and the demand seems to be there.

Exciting news for the long discussed waterfront project in Fosters recently. Article states that full site plan submission is expected by summer and includes mixed use, residential, and park space. Cathartes is the same developer that did the Orpheum Apartments last year. Dover Waterfront...

Some updates from 8/26 when I visited. These are all new residential developments within a few blocks of each other. Downtown was actually lively for a Wednesday afternoon, which isn’t shown in these pictures. In order: Rivers Mark, Orpheum, Foster’s Place, 10 Fourth Street, 15 Third Street

https://www.fosters.com/news/20200803/dover-apartments-project-approved-despite-objections The development is only a block from Central Ave and IMO, great infill. Hopefully the approval means that it can start soon.

I agree, Cojapo. I grew up in Dover and knew the city had good bones and potential. I've always dreamed that the city would get a solid high rise to compete with at least Manchester. I'm most excited about the waterfront development and the potential liquor store lot.

I was visiting family in Maine and staying on the 4th floor of the Residence Inn. These are some pictures from 12/7. First one is 100 Fore Street and the second of the rear of Wex.

Came across the promo video about Dover. It must've been filmed in the past few months since it shows the Orpheum development well under way and the shopping plaza that includes Aldi off Central Ave. Didn't realize there were so many projects in the city...