The owners of the Hanover Mall are another step closer to bringing 297 apartments to Hanover at the back of the mall property where Patriot Cinemas currently sits. The zoning board of appeals approved a height variance at its meeting on Monday, Feb. 11, which will allow PREP, the mall owners, to go beyond the
Lloyd Sova, PREP’s vice president of development, joined Brian Burnell last week to talk about Hanover Crossing, the importance of the mixed-use trend for failing malls, and all the benefits of moving forward with our project to reimagine the existing Hanover Mall. View the video here.
On the Monday, January 14 edition of Bloomberg Baystate Business we spoke with Bryan Burdick, the President of ClearGov, about how his company helps make government actions more transparent. Dr. Claudia Coplein of MassMutual joined us to talk about their expansion of employee benefits. We spent the 5 PM hour talking about the future of
By Tim Logan GLOBE STAFF DECEMBER 27, 2018 Photo by JONATHAN WIGGS/GLOBE STAFF HANOVER — In the woodsy back corner of the 77-acre Hanover Mall, the new owners of the long-struggling shopping center see an opportunity to change its fortunes. It’s not the movie theater that sits there now, or another big box store. No, it’s housing — four
By Adam Silva adsilva@wickedlocal.com Posted Nov 23, 2018 at 3:22 PM HANOVER — A plan for 297 residential units on the current Hanover Mall property will go before the zoning board of appeals Wednesday, Nov. 28. PREP, owner of the new shopping center planned on the mall property, Hanover Crossing, is asking the zoning board to approve a variance that
The Norwell Board of Selectmen discussed the future of the Hanover Mall at Wednesday night’s meeting. Board members stressed that Norwell has an interest in the proposed development because a piece of the property belongs to the town. Norwell collects over a million dollars per year in property taxes on the portion owned by the
By Adam Silva adsilva@wickedlocal.com Posted Nov 28, 2018 at 11:59 PM Updated Nov 29, 2018 at 8:28 AM HANOVER — Owners of the Hanover Mall told the local zoning board on Wednesday that a 297-unit apartment complex is crucial to their plans to redevelop the shopping center. PREP, the owners of the property, are seeking a variance that would allow a four-story apartment building on
Hanover residents packed the high school auditorium at last night’s zoning board of appeals meeting to get answers regarding the future of the Hanover Mall. Development Partners of Hanover, the group presenting the project came to the meeting with hopes of being granted a variance to build 18 feet higher than what the town allows.
Hanover fifth and sixth grade basketball team members held a car wash at the Hanover Mall Monday, Aug. 27 to benefit the family of fallen Weymouth Police Sgt. Michael Chesna. View Article and Photo Gallery here.
First of all, thank you to the roughly 350 people who attended our public forum for the revitalization of the Hanover Mall. It was an overwhelming response and we’re grateful so many residents are interested enough in the project to take time out of your busy schedules to come learn more. You asked a lot
