Dec 21, 2022
Gravity bringing more homes, offices, restaurants to Franklinton
The second phase of the innovative Gravity development on West Broad Street is preparing to open this spring, bringing more offices, apartments, restaurants, street life and a bit of novelty to east Franklinton.
Sitting on the south side of Broad Street opposite Gravity’s first phase, the second part of Gravity vastly expands the scope of the development, and further connects Gravity to other Franklinton developments.
Construction of Gravity’s second phase started in early 2020, about a year after the first phase opened. Designed in a more conventional way than the first phase, the second is larger and continues the programming and experiential focus of the first.
“We’ve been very pleased with how it’s come along,” said Frank Sasso, president of Kaufman Development, which created the Gravity brand. “We will start delivering our first units in the first quarter. Throughout the spring and early summer, we will have artists painting murals all over the project, with some really exciting announcements including international artists and sculptors adding place-making and activation to the site.”
The second phase of the innovative Gravity development on West Broad Street is preparing to open this spring, bringing more offices, apartments, restaurants, street life and a bit of novelty to east Franklinton.
Sitting on the south side of Broad Street opposite Gravity’s first phase, the second part of Gravity vastly expands the scope of the development, and further connects Gravity to other Franklinton developments.
Construction of Gravity’s second phase started in early 2020, about a year after the first phase opened. Designed in a more conventional way than the first phase, the second is larger and continues the programming and experiential focus of the first.
“We’ve been very pleased with how it’s come along,” said Frank Sasso, president of Kaufman Development, which created the Gravity brand. “We will start delivering our first units in the first quarter. Throughout the spring and early summer, we will have artists painting murals all over the project, with some really exciting announcements including international artists and sculptors adding place-making and activation to the site.”
