Details emerge on accord between Korf and Riverside neighbors
Boston Globe columnist Jon Chesto explores an agreement between Mark Development’s Robert Korff and the Newton Lower Falls Improvement Association for Riverside Station. … Korff finally has a formula that the neighborhood apparently can live with, if not...SATURDAY: Here’s your chance to dunk Robert Korf and Damien Chaviano
Have you been pining for a chance to let out your aggression on Mark Develpment’s Robert Korf and Damien Chaviano? Well you can have your chance this Saturday from noon to 4 p.m. at a Mark Development sponsored block party in the back parking lot of 1314...Mark Development plans a 40B along Washington Street in West Newton
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How rich would Robert Korf get from Riverside Station? We have the answer.
During every special permit process in Newton (and other municipalities) comes a time when the project’s developer seeks to hammer out an agreement with (in our case) the city council that will earn them the needed 2/3rd votes to move forward. Typically, this includes...Proposal for bold project at Riverside Station formally filed
Mark Development and Normandy officially filed its proposal for the Riverside Station project on Friday. The proposed transit-oriented mixed-use development consists of “ten buildings that are designed to maximize the principle of walkability on site and to...Robert Korf is dating another city
Remember that girl or guy back in high school that pretty much everyone took for granted until he or she started seeing the superstar athlete, cheerleader or whoever it was that you and your friends only aspired to hang out with? This week, Newton’s Robert...Mayor’s request that developer pay for Riverside visioning is an established practice
The Newton City Council’s Finance and Zoning & Planning Committees will meet tonight (Monday) to consider a request from Mayor Fuller to accept and expend funds from Mark Development to to cover the cost of independent consultant support for a vision plan...Business owners welcome Washington Street developments
Robert Korff’s Mark Development has expanded their Washington Street portfolio with a series of purchases that include the neighborhood’s post office branch, John Hilliard reports in the Globe and business owners are looking forward to improvements along the corridor.
Among the businesses there is Cook Newton, where Paul Turano, the restaurant’s executive chef and owner, said new development in Newtonville will be a great addition to the neighborhood. It will help
Learn about the proposed Riverside Station project this Thursday
Mark Development is holding a meeting this Thursday, Sept 27 at 7 p.m. in the cafeteria at Newton North about its proposed transit-oriented development at Riverside Station. The proposed project includes new office space, a new hotel, affordable housing, shops and...Here’s Mark Development’s statement of interest in the Newton Police Station land swap
Here’s a link to the statement of interest from Mark Development for a land swap involving the Newton Police Department. And here’s Mayor Fuller’s public response to the proposal and details about the...Commenter: I’m not sure why another West Newton restaurant is ‘necessary’
There’s been an interesting discussion on the NextDoor Newton app (registration required) about Mark Development’s proposal to renovate and expand the building 1314 Washington Street (site of the Santander Bank) to bring a new restaurant and three story office building to West Newton Square, starting with this comment….
I thought West Newton had a good amount and variety of eating places, so I’m not sure why this is necessary. Not sure where