North End Makeover: Vacant 1920s Apartment Buildings in Store For $20 Million Renovation-Housing

Posted November 26, 2013

This article was originally posted by Hartford Courant.

Downtown Hartford is getting a lot of attention for its housing conversions, but there is work being done in the city’s North End too: a $20 million makeover for a row of nine historic apartment buildings on Vine Street at a pivotal corner off Albany Avenue. The redevelopment could fit in with plans for revitalizing the mile-plus-long corridor which is the focus of an Urban Land Institute Rose Fellowship this year in Hartford.

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