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The developers are working with the town’s Affordable Housing Trust to create eight affordable apartments. In a letter to the Planning Board, the developer wrote that he is “willing to restrict the apartments to only year-round users, meaning no short-term rentals.”
-Nantucket Current
Owners of the Downyflake Ron Oldham and Paté Kennedy told The Inquirer and Mirror… that the Downyflake will not be resurrected as part of the “new downtown” development.
-Inquirer & Mirror
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After nearly two years of public debate, the mixed-use commercial and residential Sparks Avenue development once deemed the “new downtown” was approved by the Planning Board at Monday’s monthly meeting on a 4-1 vote.
-Inquirer & Mirror
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“Only around 6.6 percent of the town’s housing currently qualifies (for affordable housing stock)—but the new Sparks Avenue development could singlehandedly increase that number to 7.1 percent.”
-Nantucket Current
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