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Is Burlington’s Mall Road Plan Headed for Dead End?

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Office vacancies are nearing 20 percent in a town where commercial real estate pays two-thirds of the property taxes. But a plan to lean on housing development to avoid fiscal pain is facing skepticism.

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Is Burlington’s Mall Road Plan Headed for Dead End?

Office vacancies are nearing 20 percent in a town where commercial real estate pays two-thirds of the property taxes. But a plan to lean on housing development to avoid fiscal pain is facing skepticism.

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Banker & Tradesman broke the news in 2 months ago on Sunday, December 22, 2024.

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