Scarborough Downs project builds momentum with new homes, jobs
The Scarborough Downs redevelopment project has built over 600 residential units and is creating jobs, with a projected 3,000 jobs and a town center featuring shops, businesses, and housing. The next phase will focus on a town green area with restaurants, retail space, and additional housing.
The redevelopment of the former Scarborough Downs property is on track, with over 600 residential units built and a growing number of businesses and restaurants. The Downs Development Director Dan Bacon is working on the Town Center, planned to include shops, businesses, housing, and a Market Basket grocery store. Scarborough Economic Development Executive Director Karen Martin says the project is projected to create around 3,000 jobs and has brought 1,500 jobs to Scarborough so far. The next phase will focus on creating a town green area with restaurants, retail space, and additional housing. The project aims to provide neighborhoods that flank the town center, with locations where residents can walk to dinner or entertainment. The development is designed to replicate historical downtowns in a modern, planned approach.
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