Downtown spreads out
Housing developers tackle their projects on small lots of land
The days of large, undeveloped tracts of downtown land cleared by Urban Renewal awaiting a developer are over.
But that's not inhibiting some housing developers from seeking out opportunities in less likely spots — even if it means pursuing projects on smaller lots.
Tom Seabrooke , who to date has been a suburban home developer, admits he admires the work that has been completed so far— projects like The Cen...
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