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‘Superman’ building in Providence gets first approval for redevelopment, but critics remain skeptical

Por: The Boston Globe Business October 18, 2022

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PROVIDENCE — After a contentious public hearing, the City Council Finance Committee voted on Monday night to recommend for the iconic Superman building’s owner to begin redeveloping the long-vacant bank building into 285 new apartments and commercial space.The tax break requires two votes by the full City Council, so a deal will likely be finalized sometime in early November. The proposed agreement is for High Rock Westminster Street LLC,... + full article



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