The properties listed below have, for the most part, not gone through any sort of renewal. Rather, they have been in constant use and have only teetered on the brink of decay in recent memory. And some properties here are worth having on the site, but have never been threatened by decay or neglect.

	1 Charles Street 1 Charles Street, Providence Built 1871 // Currently in use with a business called Textiles 2
	250 Esten Ave 250 Esten Street, Pawtucket Built early ?? // Currently in use for mixed artist studios and light manufacturing
	32 Branch Ave 32 Branch Avenue, Providence Built ?? // Currently on the market for lease, under ownership of the Groden Center
	372 West Fountain Street 372 West Fountain Street, Providence Built 1925 // Never vacant for too long, we think, and recently the focus of some attention and loving care
	891 North Main 891 North Main Street, Providence Built ?? // A small space currently on the market for lease or for sale
	Apex department store 100 Main Street, Pawtucket Built 1976 // Currently in limited use for retail
	Atlantic Mills 120 Manton Avenue, Providence Built 1863-1899 // Currently in use for studios, retail and manufacturing
	Carpenter Mills 299 Carpenter Street, Providence Built 1910 // Always in use. Once part of the Fruit of the Loom empire, now full of small work studios
	Chestnuts Corner of Chestnut and Pine Streets, Providence Dunno much... help me out.
	Coro Building 167 Point Street, Providence Built 1929, and used for jewelry manufacturing until 1979; now used by Lifespan
	Dryden Lane, for. Allen Printworks 27 Dryden Lane Built 1830-1870 // In use as Providence Picture Frame Company and some small commercial spaces
	Dyerville Mill 610 Manton Ave, Olneyville Built 1835 // In use as State offices and light manufacturing
	East Avenue Auto East Avenue, Pawtucket Built ?? // Cool 50s design, currently in use as a tire and repair shop
	Eddy Estate Carraige House 159 Sutton Street, Providence Built 1875 // Amazing ornate design, and in really great shape on the West Side.
	Fairhaven Mills Coggeshell Street, New Bedford Built 1917 // Antique Mall to possibly become a Home Depot
	George Arnold bldg 100 Washington Street, Providence Built 1923 // Retail and commercial, known for being only 12 1/2 feet deep
	Greenville Mill, Putnam 711 Putnam Pike, Chepachet Built ?? // Mixed light industrial, retail, and small business spaces
	the Holiday Inn / new Hilton 21 Atwells Avenue, Providence Built 1970 // A shabby seventies version of a modern building, it got a facelift (of sorts) in 2006 and will be branded as a Hilton instead.
	Imperial Place 14 Imperial Place, Providence Built 1893, 1903 // A magestic group of buildings that were lucky enough to be one of the first mixed use conversions in the city.
	Jones Warehouse 49 Central Street, Providence Built 1895-96 // Been in business and at this location since 1896
	Littlest Building in Providence Corner of Clemence and Fountain Streets, Providence Built ?? // Changed from a Dunkin Donuts to the Coffee King in fall 2004
	Louis Fink 10 Ambrose Street, Providence Built 1908-1918 // Currently a Jeep repair and parts shop
	the Modern Diner East Avenue, Pawtucket Built 1940s // Still in use today as a great diner and a great example of a factory-made Sterling Streamliner dining car
	Machine Shop for the Phenix Iron Foundry 110 Elm Street, India Point, Providence Built late 19th century? // Brown University offices
	Poirier Diner for. Atwells Ave, Providence (Eagle Square) Built 1947 // Moved to Westminister Street, Dec 2002. Still not up and running
	the Quay building 146 Dyer Street, Providence Built early 1800s // One of the few remaining waterfront warehouses, recently saved by Narragansett Electric
	Regal Plating 85 South Street, India Point, Providence Built 1940s? // Always been used as a metal plating facility in the Jewelry District... one of the few remaining working jewelry buildings
	RI Tool 14 West River Street, Providence Built 1861 as a rifle manufacturer // Recently changed hands and converted from light manufacturing to medical office space
	Smith Webbing 1088 Main Street, Pawtucket Built circa 1900 // The former home of Abaqus software, now available for purchase or lease
	Steeple Street 3-9 Steeple Street, Providence Built circa 1847 // Formerly the Congdon and Carpenter building, now restaurants and retail
	Union Station Exchange Terrace, Providence Built 1896 // Revamped in the late eighties, early nineties from a working train/bus station for office and restaurant space
	Wanskuck Hall Branch Avenue, Providence Built 1881-1882 // Part of the Wanskuck mill villiage, originally built for the workers
	Wanskuck Mill Branch Avenue, Providence Built 1864 // Part of the Wanskuck mill villiage, now used for small businesses