Developer Plans Downtown Brockton TOD
A vacant restaurant building will be demolished to make way for a residential development next to the MBTA commuter rail’s Brockton station.
Brockton Multifamily Boom Continues Through COVID
by James Sanna | Dec 6, 2020
Local officials and developers are certain the city’s mix of lower land prices and close transit connection to downtown Boston will continue to accelerate growth downtown.
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