NEW DEVELOPMENT IN HISTORIC NEIGHBORHOODS
Downtown development often means reuse of historic buildings or new construction on the same block as historic buildings. When well-done this development adds vibrancy and variety to our urban streetscape.
Salem’s brownfields are a legacy of the city’s industrial past. Redevelopment is welcome but also must be attentive to the surrounding historic fabric and to the fact that these sites are part of one of the city’s key entrance corridors.
The main arterials into Salem are nestled in traditional neighborhoods. Redevelopment along these routes is an opportunity to introduce travelers and residents to the character of Salem and to strengthen neighborhood connections.
- Dodge/Washington
- PEM Addition
- 65 Washington Street - Condos on site of former District Court
- Knights of Columbus Renovation and Addition
Salem’s brownfields are a legacy of the city’s industrial past. Redevelopment is welcome but also must be attentive to the surrounding historic fabric and to the fact that these sites are part of one of the city’s key entrance corridors.
- Ferris Junk Yard - Proposed Condominiums
- Universal Steel
- Gateway
- Mason and Flint Street
- Flynntan
- Lafayette and West Street Development
- Salem State University
The main arterials into Salem are nestled in traditional neighborhoods. Redevelopment along these routes is an opportunity to introduce travelers and residents to the character of Salem and to strengthen neighborhood connections.
- Canal Street Mixed-use Project