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PBN: Former rectory proposed for multifamily apartments

on November 5, 2018 in All News, Providence by Amy Cola

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PROVIDENCE – A former rectory once owned by the nonprofit Whitmarsh House has been sold to a Providence investment corporation, which wants to renovate and convert it to apartments.

The property, at 14-18 Eighth St. in the Hope neighborhood, is before the Providence City Council with a request for a rezoning that would allow it to be converted to a multifamily use. The structure extends from Eighth Street to Ninth Street. It is now located in a residential R-2 zone, which prohibits a multifamily use.

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