Fairchild Development announced Tuesday it will break ground on Syncopation, a 33.5-acre mixed-use development in Fitchburg, on Nov. 16.
Under current plans, the subdivision will have 312 multifamily units, 119 senior living units and 30 single-family lots.
To be built in two phases, it will also include two fourplexes, 44 townhomes and 12,000 square feet of commercial space.
The development will include a multipurpose path that connects to a planned bicycle tunnel beneath County Hwy MM. The bike path will emerge on the site.
Occupancy for studio, one and two-bedroom units is expected in late 2028.
“Syncopation is designed to support residents at every stage of life while accommodating a range of lifestyles and needs,” Fairchild Development founder and President Mark Fairchild said in a press release. “The location benefits from strong regional connectivity and proximity to major employment centers, and our team is proud to bring this project to Fitchburg.”
The development is financed with the help of $9.8 million in tax increment financing from the city of Fitchburg.
