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Cambridge College Signs 8,300 SF Lease at Riverwalk Properties
Cambridge College announced the college has signed an 8,300 SF lease at 280 Merrimack Street in Lawrence. The building is owned by Lupoli Companies’ Riverwalk Properties. During lease negotiations, Cambridge College was represented by Jeffrey Moore and Ken Oppenheim of Lincoln Property Company.
Excited About Lupoli Project
I first met Sal Lupoli a few years ago when The Sun did a major special section on his spectacular Riverwalk Properties development in Lawrence.
Lupoli Unveils Iconic Plans for Thorndike St. Mill in Lowell
A long-dilapidated mill at a major gateway to the city would become an iconic building with dozens of new apartments and several restaurants, developer Sal Lupoli told the Planning Board Monday in the first look the public got at the project.
Salem Board Backs Lupoli's Plan to Redevelop Plaza
For 25 years, Sal's Pizza has been a staple in the Merrimack Valley and Southern New Hampshire.
Outside the Box: Pizza magnate Sal Lupoli expands the pie by investing in real estate
Sal Lupoli, founder and CEO of Lupoli Companies in one of the Lawrence mill buildings he is renovating.
Head To Salvatore's For Some Of Boston's Best
Salvatore's in Boston's Theater District has a diverse menu filled with Italian food and more.
PMQ Spotlight on Salvatore Lupoli
Pizza TV and PMQ's Steve Green visit with Salvatore Lupoli, the founder of Sal's Pizza and Salvatore's in Lawrence, Massachusettes.
Lupoli Family Donates $250,000 to Lawrence General Hospital
Lawrence General Hospital is pleased to announce a $250,000 gift in honor of the Lupoli family by Salvatore Lupoli.
ICIC Marcia Lamb Innovation Award
Sal Lupoli and Lupoli Companies with the First Annual Marcia Lamb Inner City Innovation Award, which recognizes visionaries leading change in urban economic development and inner cities.
Lupoli Family Values From Home to the Community
Sal Lupoli expresses his thoughts on receiving the award from housing and families and gives a message about the impact the Lupoli Companies has in the Lawrence community.
Lupoli Companies Acquires Remainder of Historic Mill
More than 100 years ago, William Wood built a mill complex that would become the largest in the world, and home for his American Woolen Company.
Sal Lupoli on Town Talk
Sal Lupoli Candidate for Chelmsford School Committee is interviewed by Joe Ready on Town Talk (2/25/15).
A December night to remember by The Lupoli Companies
On this special show Rick and Eric join The Lupoli Companies for a December Night to Remember.
Sal Lupoli talks about his current projects as well as his vision and values.
Gerry Lynn Darcy also gives a quick overview of the night.
State Announces $3.9 Million Grant to Improve Merrimack Street
No city street is filled with as much hope for recovery as Merrimack Street, where retailers, shoppers, commuters, office workers and residents have been gradually filling up the mile-long row of former mill buildings that once employed thousands.