- September 2008 — New England Condominium magazine
“Taking the Lead” – Condo Leaders Uniquely Positioned to Make Green Impact - September 2008 — New England Condominium magazine
“Waste Not Want Not” – As Water Gets Expensive, Money Is Going Down The Drain - September 8, 2008 — The Boston Globe
“From Black Smoke to Green Living” – Eco-friendly loft project reuses industrial site. - August 29, 2008 — Renovation Nation
“As Seen On TV” – Emmy Award winning host Steve Thomas gets a behind the scenes tour of Forbes Park for Planet Green's Renovation Nation. - August 18, 2008 — Inhabitat.com
“Forbes Park: An Exemplary Sustainable Community” – It’s an excellent example of an efficient and environmentally sound community for a more sustainable future. - March 13, 2008 — Chelsea Record
“Chelsea Windmill Causing Major Interest Locally” – The future is here, and you can see it in the form of a brilliant, white windmill on the Chelsea side of the Revere Beach Parkway when you are traveling south into Boston… - October 4, 2007 — Chelsea Record
“Brisk Sales at Forbes Park Keep Ambitious Project Moving Forward” – It has been said that ‘with great risk comes great reward’ and that would certainly seem to be the case for the very ambitious condominium development project that has been taking place at the former Forbes printing factory on the Chelsea waterfront… - September 15, 2007 — Press Release
“First Phase of Chelsea, Mass.-based Sustainable Condo Development, Forbes Park, moves ahead with 50% reserved—Eco-friendly loft concept a hit with buyers” – These days, it seems every other developer is trumpeting their undying commitment to “green” communities… - June 17, 2007 — The Boston Globe
“The Green Effect: Earth-Friendly Trend Sprouts in Mainstream Building Construction” – There matching rubber wristbands proclaim: “Embrace your inner green”. But embrace doesn’t begin to describe what’s going on in Newburyport… - June 2007 — NEw EnglanD Condominium: FEature property
“Winds of Change Are Blowing in Chelsea” – These days, it seems every other developer is trumpeting their undying commitment to “green” communities… - March 1, 2007 —The Chelsea Record
“Windmill on the Creek?” – Developers get green light for wind turbine that would provide power to Forbes Lofts… - February 22, 2007 – The Chelsea Record
“Forbes Lithograph Site Never Had It So Good ”– Urban Design and Development is seeking permitting to add an additional 100 units of eco-friendly housing on the former Forbes Lithograph site—18 acres of land connected to Boston by rail and water… - February 19, 2007 – Banker & Tradesman
“Windmill, 175 Additional Units Proposed for Project in Chelsea” – Urban Design & Development will seek new city permits for the $100 million project known as Forbes Park in the next month. The Somerville-based developer wants to build a windmill on the Chelsea property and nearly double the number of eco-friendly lofts in its original proposal… - October 16, 2006 – Banker & Tradesman
Spiegel Arranges Chelsea Financing – Sidney J. Spiegel, vice president of NE Moves Mortgage’s Commercial Division, has arranged the refinance and construction loan for One Forbes St., which is located in Forbes Park… - November 14, 2005 – Metro
“Efficient Parking” – ‘Green’ is driving force for condominium projects in Chelsea… - May 29, 2005 – Boston Globe
“Lofty Ideas on Drawing Board” – A former Chelsea printing factory will be converted into an environmentally innovative condominium development that includes artist style lofts, solar panels, canals, and possibly a fleet of shared cars… - Boston Magazine
“Living Green” – What if your condo came with an entire lot full of shared cars… - The Chelsea Record
“‘Green’ Houses Start Taking Shape at Forbes Industrial Park” – Starting next week, residents will begin to see activity at the Forbes Industrial Park, where developers of the planned eco-loft community there will begin demolition of some of the older, smaller buildings… - The Chelsea Record
“‘Eco-Lofts’? Forbes Park Project Would Be First-of-its Kind” – For 82 years, it was the site of a printing business, where wrappers, labels, and even “invasion money” was printed during World War II…