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TOI World Desk. (2026, October 19). 1848 Massachusetts mill reopens as 86 apartments after $53M restoration, with 69 affordable homes. Times of India. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/in-1848-a-massachusetts-stone-mill-began-making-equipment-for-textile-factories-after-standing-vacant-the-150000-sq-ft-landmark-was-restored-for-53-million-and-converted-into-86-apartments-69-of-them-affordable/articleshow/135055660.cms
TOI World Desk. “1848 Massachusetts mill reopens as 86 apartments after $53M restoration, with 69 affordable homes.” Times of India, 19 Oct. 2026, https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/in-1848-a-massachusetts-stone-mill-began-making-equipment-for-textile-factories-after-standing-vacant-the-150000-sq-ft-landmark-was-restored-for-53-million-and-converted-into-86-apartments-69-of-them-affordable/articleshow/135055660.cms.
TOI World Desk. “1848 Massachusetts mill reopens as 86 apartments after $53M restoration, with 69 affordable homes.” Times of India, October 19, 2026. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/in-1848-a-massachusetts-stone-mill-began-making-equipment-for-textile-factories-after-standing-vacant-the-150000-sq-ft-landmark-was-restored-for-53-million-and-converted-into-86-apartments-69-of-them-affordable/articleshow/135055660.cms.
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A 170-year-old stone mill in Lawrence, Massachusetts that once manufactured water turbines and machinery has been restored at a cost of $53 million, reopening as an 86-unit residential complex named Stone Mill Lofts. Built in 1848, the building stood empty for decades before its transformation into mixed-income housing, with 69 units designated as affordable homes. Of these, 58 apartments are reserved for low-income residents and 11 for very low-income individuals. The project utilized a combination of federal and state historic tax credits along with Low Income Housing Tax Credits to finance the restoration. Developers incorporated flood defense measures due to its location beside the Merrimack River.