Featured Projects

23 Laurel Street is the new construction development of 20 units of affordable rental housing across seven townhouse buildings.

22 Elm Street is the revitalization of an existing downtown Worcester office building into 22 affordable homeownership condominiums.

The Yellow Barn Business Accelerator is the culmination of a six-year effort spearheaded by the Town of Hardwick and the project sponsors. The town purchased the iconic “Yellow Barn” and the 4-acre site in 2019 to repurpose for economic development. The core mission of the project is to strengthen the regional farm- and food-based economy by supporting the growth of agricultural businesses, promoting development of new products, and increasing export to external markets. The 6,172 square foot historic barn, which is listed on the state’s historic register, also will be preserved and renovated into a retail destination by Cabot Creamery for its signature cheeses and to showcase other local agricultural products.

Village at Park River Phase V includes the new construction of 58 units of affordable and market rate housing. The project is one phase of a six-phase development that includes the overall new construction of over 400 homes.

The Van Der Heyden project involves the preservation of a single high rise multifamily building containing 45 units.

The United Teen Equality Center (UTEC) Woodworking Center will expand UTEC’s Woodworking Social Enterprise program. This highly successful job training program helps transform the lives of youth ages 17-25 who are out of school and have been involved with gangs or are returning from incarceration. The project will renovate and fit out two buildings into classroom and additional program space and allow UTEC to purchase additional specialized equipment.

The Rosewood Way project comprises the new construction of 10 townhome-style buildings containing 62 units, and a standalone community building. The project will increase the supply of affordable and mixed-income housing in a suburban area with a high demand for affordable rental housing, but limited affordable housing stock.

The Prospect Estates Resyndication project involves the historic rehabilitation of two mid-rise multifamily buildings. The development will preserve 25 units of affordable housing.

Merrimack Corner is the new construction of 48 units of affordable rental housing for seniors. The development will include a newly constructed 5-story building on vacant land adjacent to the existing Merrivista property, a senior residential building owned by Bethany Community Services.