A pair of developers behind some of Manchester’s largest apartment communities is teaming up for one of their biggest — and tallest — projects in the neighborhood.
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N.Y. developers plotting Manchester’s tallest tower on riverfront next to Legend Brewing
The would-be buyers of the site once slated for River’s Edge II plan to build residential buildings, one 17 stories with 175 units and the other 11 stories with 350 units.
Manchester twin-tower apartment site under contract to new buyer
A New York firm is poised to acquire 301 W. 6th St., which includes an approved plan of development and other entitlements for two 11-story buildings connected by a skybridge.
Developers plan next phases of riverfront residential towers in Manchester
South Falls II would be similar to the 14-story, 256-unit South Falls I, while a potential South Falls III could be a smaller condo building upstream.
Developers sell riverfront apartment tower in Manchester for nearly $50M
Guy Blundon and Mark Purcell this week sold River’s Edge, a 10-story, 213-unit apartment tower at 505 Porter St., to Denver real estate firm Four Mile Capital.
Riverfront land in Manchester sells for $4M per acre; twin tower apartment project planned
Thalhimer was the seller and the land is slated for 344 apartments between two 11-story towers connected by a sky bridge.
Twin 11-story towers planned for Manchester riverfront; sky bridge included
Guy Blundon and Mark Purcell are behind the $75 million project, which would feature two towers connected by a sky bridge that will double as the neighborhood’s newest event space.
$100M Manchester riverfront project begins this summer with 14-story tower
After striking a deal with the city over access to the site, a local development firm is moving forward with plans to add two towers beside Manchester’s Mayo Bridge gateway.
12-story tower proposed for Manchester
“We’ve been investing in the neighborhood for a long time,” the developer said. “We’re huge believers in Manchester — this, to us, is not a gamble.”
Legend Brewing puts Manchester property up for sale
“In the craft beer world sales are down for a lot of folks and we’ve had an issue with parking with all the construction going on,” said Legend’s Dave Gott. “We’re still here, but it seems like right now we need to think of other options.”