OFFICE

36,000 sqft

Redeveloped in the art deco style, the distinctively designed 200 Dyer enjoys one of Downtown Providence's most strategic and high profile locations between the eastern edge of the city's financial district and the newly redeveloped waterfront.

Major tenants include the US Immigration and Naturalization Service and the offices of the Providence Building Inspector. The landmark structure is situated at the on/off ramps to Interstates 195 and 95 in the capital city.

The site also offers the rare convenience of an adjacent 900-car surface parking lot.

273,000 sqft / 920 car garage

Coro Center is an office complex whose landmark presence dominates one of southeastern New England's most strategic locations above the junction of Interstates 95 & 195 in downtown Providence. Coro now serves as headquarters for the giant Lifespan healthcare network and is supported by a new 920-car parking garage.

Once the largest jewelry manufacturing facility in the world, the company's vision for its future was matched only by our comprehensive plan for its revitalization, which included state-of-the-art mechanical systems and the introduction of several pioneering energy-saving features.

Upon its completion, Coro Center regained its stature as a jewel in the city's rich architectural fabric while heralding a transformation of the jewelry district as a vital, important piece of the new Providence.

40,000 sqft

Dedicated to the medical arts, this attractive 4-story brick structure is located on Reservoir Avenue, just north of the popular Garden City Center shopping area.

The major tenant in this state-of-the-art office building is an urgent care center supported by a diverse and balanced mix of advanced technical support services. Garden City Medical is also home to a host of physicians, dental practices and healthcare professionals offering a full spectrum of services in a wide variety of concentrations.

45,000 sqft

The historic renovation and rehabilitation of this century-old landmark office building trumpeted the transformation of an entire section of the downtown financial district when it was undertaken nearly three decades ago.

Today, this five-story mansard-roof building with its cast iron storefronts and prime location along the river dividing downtown from the city's east side, serves as a model for historic reclamation done correctly. It is perhaps most recognizable as home to Capriccio, Providence's famous icon for sophisticated, white linen dining.

12 acres

This professional office park, perched on the scenic Veterans Memorial Parkway overlooking downtown Providence, was designed to convey a residential quality. Each of its fifteen single-story, multi-unit buildings are of traditional New England design and detail.

Convenient diagonal, curbside parking is provided for visitors along the circulator roadway that fronts each building.