The Eagle Tribune reported recently that a development group, Coming Home, Inc., has purchased teh St. Patrick's rectory and parish hall and plans to build 15 energy-efficient townhouse-style homes for families with an annual income betwen $30,000 and $80,000. A day care center is also planned on the property.
October 10, 2008
October 8, 2008
21 New Homes Planned around Haverhill's Renaissance Golf Course
The Eagle Tribune reported that new owner Southworth Development expects to build 21 new high-end homes around Haverhill’s Renaissance golf course. These homes will add to the 42 homes already built or under construction. According to the article, Haverhill's population has grown by 20% since 1990 to the current all-time high of 62,000 people. During that time, the city has experienced several housing booms, the latest being more than 700 apartments and condominiums being built or planned downtown.
The Renaissance property is located in one of Haverhill's most rural areas, between East Broadway and Kenoza Street. Renaissance is Haverhill's 6th golf course (five 18-hole courses and one 9-hole). It has 18 holes and a 30,000-square-foot clubhouse under construction. The Renaissance complex, sprawling across 197 acres, was touted as the best course in the region when it was built 3 years ago.
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