Vessel Technologies has won approval for its planned multi-unit apartment development in Rocky Hill. The proposed two-building complex on a vacant site at 125 Henkel Way will contain 96 “attainably priced” homes. The town Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved the application. Vessel is under contract to purchase the land from Corpridge Land Co. LLC, an affiliate of Lowell, Mass.-based Farley White Management Co., for an undisclosed amount following site plan approval. Vessel officials said they are hoping to start work on the Rocky Hill site in early 2024, and have it completed later that year. The Vessel model looks to build small, energy-efficient apartments that are accessible to middle-income professionals like first responders, teachers and other residents who don’t qualify for subsidized housing but for whom luxury or even market-rate rents are out of reach, Vessel CEO and Founder Neil Rubler said.
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