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Boston’s Gay Retirement Home: In Bankruptcy, And Likely Dead Forever

While we’ve still got high hopes for the gay retirement home from India’s homosexual Prince Manvendra Singh Gohil, a similar project in Boston may never come to be. the entity created to build the facility by Abbott Real Estate Development LLC and the non-profit Stonewall Communities, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, listing debt liabilities between $1-10 million. Land for the 55+ retirement community aimed at gays and lesbians was picked up in 2006 and 2007, but by last year developers still hadn’t broke ground. In 2009, Stonewall Miner was named by the Boston Herald to be one of the city’s Top 10 tax delinquents, having failed to pay a $68,900 real estate tax bill.

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