Tag: foundry row
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As Foundry Row Fills With Young Families, School Boundaries Shift Beneath Them
The Bellwater School Board voted to shift roughly 240 students from Wentworth Elementary’s zone to Riverbend Elementary’s, formally recognizing Foundry Row’s growing population of young families.
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A Second Foundry Row Developer Faces Affordable-Housing Lawsuit
The Lowertown Tenant Alliance has sued a second Foundry Row developer over an alleged affordable-unit shortfall, prompting city officials to consider a citywide compliance audit of redevelopment agreements.
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Foundry Row Gets Its First Brewery, Housed in a Former Fastener Warehouse
Anchor & Bolt Brewing opened this month inside a former Bellwater Steel & Fastener Co. warehouse, giving Foundry Row its first dedicated brewery and a new use for one of its last vacant industrial buildings.
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Complaint Alleges Bundled Donations From Foundry Row Developer to Council Member
The city’s ethics board has opened a review of a complaint alleging Millrace Development Partners bundled campaign contributions to Council Member Luis Bettencourt ahead of a zoning vote benefiting the developer.
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A Failed Trial Result Forces Ridgeline Therapeutics to Cut Its Bellwater Workforce
Ridgeline Therapeutics is cutting 45 jobs after its lead drug candidate failed a mid-stage clinical trial, a setback that tempers Foundry Row’s steady biotech growth narrative.
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Fourteen Startups Join Forge Bellwater’s Biggest Cohort
Forge Bellwater has admitted 14 companies to its Foundry Row incubator, its largest cohort yet, spanning biotech, green-energy hardware and the incubator’s first AI-focused startup.
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Tenant Organizer Ferrante Enters Foundry Row Council Race Against Bettencourt
Tenant organizer Marisol Ferrante is challenging Council Member Luis Bettencourt in Foundry Row, centering her campaign on his ties to developer Millrace Development Partners and an ongoing ethics board review.
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Muhammad Pushes to Take Foundry Row’s Affordability Rules Citywide
Council Member Aisha Muhammad wants to extend affordable-housing requirements from the transit corridor and Foundry Row towers to every new residential project citywide, a proposal that split colleagues and drew warnings from developers.
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Ten Years In, Loom Hall Has Outlasted the Neighborhood It Opened Into
Loom Hall marked ten years as Foundry Row’s anchor music venue with a sold-out anniversary weekend, even as owner Sal Renner says rising rents and new residential neighbors are reshaping the room that gentrification helped build.
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City and Kestrel Biologics Strike Deal on Foundry Row Parking Garage
The city and Kestrel Biologics will split the cost of a 600-space Foundry Row parking garage tied to the biotech firm’s hiring surge, a deal some residents say undercuts the neighborhood’s new transit line.