Factory Not Being Razed; Will Be Made Over Into Loft Apartments
Jun 29, 2016
Property News
Now the old factories and sheds are being transformed to provide another basic need: housing. “That building doesn’t look like much right now, but when we’re done it will look pretty cool,” promised Nick Anderson, a developer with the Plymouth-based Dominium, Inc.
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