MassDevelopment issues $19.5 million in tax-exempt bonds to Bay Path College for Health Sciences building | masslive.com - masslive.com -Western Massachusetts Economic Development Council

MassDevelopment issues $19.5 million in tax-exempt bonds to Bay Path College for Health Sciences building | masslive.com

masslive.com Feb 18 2014 Education

Bay Path College will use bond proceeds to build a 56,000-square-foot, two-story Center for Graduate Studies in Health Sciences on 11 acres of land on Shaker Road and Denslow Road in East Longmeadow. A portion of the bond proceeds will refund a previous MassDevelopment bond, which funded projects at the main campus in Longmeadow. PeoplesBank, United Bank, and Nuvo Bank & Trust Company purchased the bonds.
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