Commonwealth Landing is a renovated mill building in downtown Fall River. With active commercial space on the first two floors, the developers opted to transform the top three floors of the building into residential units. Included in the project are 103 one-, two-, and three-bedroom units, a fitness room, a small recreation room with a pool table, and a community room with a kitchenette for gatherings.

The building already hosts numerous retail establishments, restaurants, galleries, and offices. With a strong demand for rental units in Fall River, the addition of the Commonwealth Landing apartments has provided the opportunity for a much needed boost to the local economy.

The developer team received both federal and state historic tax credits, along with a state tax credit for building market-rate housing in a Gateway City. Our firm worked closely with the developer on the design and construction of the units and assisted the client with the tax credit application.