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National developer proposes $45M, 90-unit affordable housing development in Easthampton
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EASTHAMPTON — A national developer has proposed a $45 million, 90-unit, affordable housing complex near Mountain View School, adding another major project to Easthampton’s growing residential landscape.
The project was first presented to the public at the Community Preservation Act (CPA) Committee’s July 16 meeting, where attendees weighed concerns about the potential impacts of such a project against a current need for more housing — a discussion that has become increasingly common in the city as local developments continue to pop up.
“There’s a lots of concerns,” resident Bob Peirent said at the meeting, citing traffic, drainage and stormwater issues.
90-unit affordable housing project proposed next to South Street in Easthampton
EASTHAMPTON — A major $45 million project that calls for affordable housing on the hill between Park Street and Westview Terrace will grace the Planning Board in the coming weeks.
The NRP Group, a national developer that has built thousands of homes across the country, is proposing 90 affordable units and 135 parking spaces on 11.5 acres at 6 South St., which sits about a half mile from Mountain View School. According to Jonathan Gertman, the senior vice president of development for The NRP Group, the plan is to build five three-story buildings with 18 units apiece and a separate standalone clubhouse. The units will be one-, two- or three-bedroom.
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