18 Harding Green
The recent revitalization of
the Canal District has shined
a spotlight not only on this
geographic area, but also on
Worcester as a whole. The City has
earned a well-deserved reputation
for a number of reasons.
Construction on
Harding Green began
in May 2018.
Harding Green:
Building on the past;
creating the future
A walking district
According to Livability, Worcester ranks in the top 100
places in the country to live. The site noted:
"Worcester is less than an hour from Boston by car or
train, but the cost of living is a world away: here you'll find
rent prices nearly $1,000 less than Boston, and a median
home value less than $250,000, which is nearly unheard of
in this area.
But don't think Worcester is just another suburb — this
beautiful, historic city has a personality and charm all its
own.
Worcester received high marks in the amenities catego-
ry thanks to an abundance of fun things to do, including
a fabulous art and theater scene, parks, local boutiques,
music venues and even a charming and delicious Little Ita-
ly on Shrewsbury Street."
