Redevelopment of the J.H. Sessions and Sons Building
Sector: Commercial • Location: Bristol, Connecticut, United States
Source: The Bristol Edition
The project involves the redevelopment of the historic J.H. Sessions and Sons building on Riverside Avenue in Bristol, Connecticut. The city aims to convert the 80,000 square foot abandoned mill building, which is a brownfield site, into market-rate workforce housing apartments. The city secured $2 million in state grant funds to clean contamination from the site as a first step towards redevelopm
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Description | The project involves the redevelopment of the historic J.H. Sessions and Sons building on Riverside Avenue in Bristol, Connecticut. The city aims to convert the 80,000 square foot abandoned mill building, which is a brownfield site, into market-rate workforce housing apartments. The city secured $2 million in state grant funds to clean contamination from the site as a first step towards redevelopment, which will put the building back on the tax rolls and provide workforce housing for the community. |
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