Harrison Thorp ROCHESTER - The Residences at Riverside Park, an affordable housing project proposed at the site of Rochester’s former DPW headquarters on Old Dover Road, is expected to break ground in the next several weeks after it was stalled for many months due to a shortage of funds. Rochester Economic Development Director Mike Scala, who is chair of the state’s Housing Board, said the developer of the project, Catholic Charities of New Hampshire, had gone through a funding squ...
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Stalled affordable housing complex at site of former DPW expected to break ground in just a few weeks
Nov 10, 2026 at 08:22 am
Catholic Charities expects to construct 80 income-based, affordable apartment units featuring a mix of one-, two-, and three-bedroom units. (Courtesy rendering)
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