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Charming 5-Bedroom Victorian Home in Newport’s Coveted 5th Ward Neighborhood Hits Market for $1,695,000
64 Bateman Avenue | Newport, RI | 5 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom, 2.088 sq ft | listed by @liladelmancompass for $1,695,000. Welcome to this exquisite Victorian residence nestled in Newport’s sought-after 5th Ward neighborhood. Boasting 5 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and a prime corner lot position overlooking the iconic Breakers Stable & Carriage House, this home offers a unique blend of historic charm and modern convenience.
Tony Cordeiro aims to take 'the darkness' out of downtown Fall River with new apartments
FALL RIVER — Developer and local businessman Tony Cordeiro has made a name for himself by redeveloping downtown properties into market-rate housing. Cordeiro has a new project coming online, with plans to build new construction at 60 Hartwell St., where the former Thomas Alva Edison Building once stood, near the entrance off Interstate 195 leading into downtown. ...
Escape to Newport: Your Ultimate Summer Rental Available for $5,000 a Month
20 Berkeley Avenue, Unit 5 | Newport, RI | 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, 995 sq ft | offered by Libby Kirwin Real Estate for $5,000 a month. This is a fantastic summer rental available for June and July, with a minimum two-month rental period totaling $10,000 for both months in Newport. Situated in a unique building within walking distance to Newport’s amenities and attractions, this terrific one-bedroom condo on the third floor offers convenience and comfort.
Historic New Bedford Mansion With Herman Melville Ties Hitting the Market
A historic piece of New Bedford is being placed on the market. You can now own The Whalehouse, also known as the Historic Melville Mansion. The simple fact that the mansion was built amongst the captains' homes in 1855 makes it an extraordinary piece of New Bedford real estate. Add one of the city's most famous names to the mix and you've got a history buff's dream.
Fear keeps RI from building more housing, developer says. Here's how.
As the state faces a crushing housing crisis, Providence has the steepest rent increases in the country and the price of a single-family home is up 50% since the onset of the pandemic, why is there fierce opposition to new housing in Rhode Island? Fear. ...
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