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Hope Point Tower Overview
Address
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250 Dyer Street
City
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Providence
State
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RI
Zip
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02903
Sectors
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Housing, Parking, Retail, and Restaurant
Construction Status
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Last Update
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03/10/23
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Latest News 4
Mar 10, 2023
Plans Dropped for 46-Story Hope Point Tower in Providence, Commission Pivots to Labs
Dec 05, 2022
Changes Filed for Hope Point Tower, Additional Units
Mar 17, 2021
Predevelopment Site Work Begins on Hope Point Tower
Dec 10, 2020
Proposed 46 Story Tower in Providence Approved by Court
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Recent Comments
Philip
Again BLDUP, match and update your text - The MASTHEAD says "Project Approved" whereas the text below it still reads out as "....IF approved....". Details are important!
Again BLDUP, match and update your text - The MASTHEAD says "Project Approved" whereas the text below it still reads out as "....IF approved....". Details are important!
John
Build it
Build it
There is a large anti high rise contingent in Providence and I am sure they, like their Boston counterparts, are having a conniption fit. TOO BAD! Looks like a nice tower and it will most definitely rival most towers here in Boston with regards to height.