Cushman & Wakefield's New England Multifamily Advisory Group is pleased to present the opportunity to acquire the Residences at Meadow Brook, a fully approved 220-unit multifamily development site located at 848-906 North Bedford Street in East Bridgewater, Massachusetts. The approved plans call for the development of 80 townhome residences (for-sale condominiums or rental homes) and 140 garden-style apartment units, creating a premier mixed-product residential community designed to meet the evolving housing needs of the Metro South. Spanning approximately 64.09 acres, the Property combines a thoughtfully planned residential community with extensive open space and preserved natural amenities, creating a distinctive living environment within a largely undeveloped woodland setting. Architectural plans draw inspiration from contemporary New England aesthetics, delivering an attractive and cohesive community that blends seamlessly with its surroundings. East Bridgewater offers a picturesque backdrop for the Residences at Meadow Brook, a highly-regarded, family-friendly suburb about 45 minutes south of Boston. The town offers a safe, quiet, and small-town environment while still offering quick access to major roadways such as Route 24 and Route 106, providing efficient connectivity throughout Greater Boston, the South Shore, and Southeastern Massachusetts. MBTA stations in neighboring towns of Bridgewater and Whitman are a short drive away allowing residents to take advantage of career and lifestyle opportunities both in the suburbs and in Boston. The Residences at Meadow Brook represents a rare opportunity to deliver housing in a market with limited existing multifamily inventory and few opportunities for new large-scale residential development. Combining a fully approved 220-unit development program, a thoughtfully designed mix of townhomes and apartments, and an excellent Metro South location, the Property is uniquely positioned to address growing demand for high-quality housing in East Bridgewater and the surrounding region.