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Nearby in Natick: 116-unit assisted living complex proposed; Pearl Harbor Day event; Zero Empty Spaces closing at Mall

December 5, 2025 by Bob Brown

The latest Natick, Mass., news:
 
116-unit assisted living complex proposed

Benchmark at Natick would be located between Lake Cochituate and the Stop & Shop plaza—and abutting a residential neighborhood.

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Pearl Harbor Day ceremony being held on Dec. 7

The free event will take place at Morse Institute Library from 2-4pm.
 
Zero Empty Spaces closing at Mall

Offered low-cost art gallery rent in relatively high profile space.

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  1. J says

    December 6, 2025 at 6:14 pm

    No more building! So many other options. Many vacant buildings already exist. Stop already!

    • Andrew Mikula says

      December 11, 2025 at 10:23 pm

      I don’t think existing buildings, even vacant ones, are sufficient to meet the housing needs of seniors. The new building will likely be ADA-compliant and come with modern amenities for the new residents that the existing site’s liquor store and aging office building certainly don’t have. Never mind that repurposing mid-century commercial buildings for residential uses is almost never financially viable. What exactly is your complaint with new buildings, anyway?

     

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