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The City of Holyoke requests proposals for the purchase and redevelopment of 144 High Street. The two-story commercial building is located on the northern end of High Street and adjacent to key downtown amenities.

All proposals must be received by 10:00am on Wednesday, May 16, 2018.

Proposals for the redevelopment of the former Holyoke Geriatric Authority buildings are being accepted through January 3rd, 2019. The property consists of over 16 acres with two buildings totaling approximately 102,884 square feet. The site would be ideal for medical use, senior or other housing, and other creative reuses.

The City of Holyoke requests proposals for the purchase and redevelopment of the former Lynch Middle School at 1575 Northampton Street. Suitable for new site construction or building reuse. Prime location for commercial development.

All proposals must be received by 2:00pm on Thursday, January 18, 2018.

The Community Meeting for the Pedestrian Plaza has been rescheduled for Wednesday, November 2 to discuss plans to create a welcoming and attractive civic plaza on a vacant lot adjacent to the Proulx Parking garage on Dwight Street near Lyman Terrace.

City and state officials joined residents of Lyman Terrace and members of the community in May for the official groundbreaking of this $35 million revitalization project that will increase connectivity, improve safety, and provide quality housing for Holyoke residents.

Progress keeps moving forward for brothers Marco and Denis Luzuriaga, the two developers undertaking the renovation of The Cubit into the future downtown location of the Holyoke Community College Center for Hospitality and Culinary Excellence, and 18 new market-rate residential lofts.

The Holyoke Gas & Electric is seeking proposals from qualified developers to undertake the redevelopment of the historic HH Richardson Train Station, located on Bowers Street.

The expansion of Aegis Energy Services will entail a private investment of approximately $7 million, the retention of 65 jobs and the creation of at least 30 new jobs, as well as the creation of up to 4 megawatts of renewable energy, making it the City’s largest manufacturing expansion in years.