The Neighborhood

Quiet street. Ten-minute city.

Rumford feels like a small New England town. Downtown Providence is four miles away.

Getting Around

East Point sits in the Rumford/Phillipsdale neighborhood, a stretch of pre-1960 single-family homes, ball fields and river frontage on the eastern bank of the Seekonk.

The hospitals, the universities, the airport and both interstates are all a short drive — without living on top of any of them.

East Side — Brown & RISD~10 min
Downtown Providence~10 min
The Miriam Hospital~10 min
Rhode Island & Hasbro Children’s Hospitals~15 min
Route 1 / Pawtucket Avenue1 mile
Interstate 1951.5 miles
Interstate 952.5 miles

The Master Plan

One community, 392 homes.

East Point is a neighborhood, not a building. Twenty-seven acres of former industrial waterfront, remediated and master-planned by Churchill & Banks, now being built out across six kinds of housing, for rent and for sale.

133

CondominiumsTownhome and mid-rise, by Pulte Homes

For sale

128

The Apartments at East PointBuildings One and Two, by Churchill & Banks

For rent

Future apartmentsChurchill & Banks, on the Omega Pond side

Planned

Income-restricted apartmentsBy Aldersbridge Communities

For rent

Waterfront condominiumsChurchill & Banks, on the river

For sale

TownhomesChurchill & Banks, on the Omega Pond side

For sale

392

Homes at full buildout

27 acres

That mix is deliberate. A neighborhood where people rent, own, downsize and start out on the same streets holds up better over twenty years than one built for a single kind of buyer.

The city agreed. East Point was awarded $18.8 million in tax-increment financing from East Providence for the roads, utilities and common areas — repaid out of the taxes the finished neighborhood generates.

Public shoreline

Walkable frontage along the Seekonk River, open to everyone.

Omega Pond

Freshwater frontage on the eastern edge of the campus.

Brownfield to neighborhood

The same team behind Kettle Point, named Brownfields Remediation Project of the Year in 2021.

Site Plans

How it all fits on the point.

The apartments sit at the centre of the plan, with the courtyard behind them and the river frontage beyond. Everything on these two sheets is within a five-minute walk of your front door.

Annotated site plan of the coastal side of East Point, showing Building One, Building Two, the courtyard, resident parking and the Seekonk River shoreline walk — Coastal side — the apartments, the courtyard and the river frontage

Annotated site plan of the Omega Pond side of East Point — Pond side — Omega Pond and the Churchill & Banks parcels

Hover or tap a marker to highlight it. Site plans prepared by Northeast Engineers & Consultants, dated April 2025. Layouts, unit counts and phasing are subject to change as the remaining phases are permitted and built.

What’s Next

Building Two.

Fifty-eight more apartments on the same campus, with a fourth-floor roof terrace. Construction begins in 2026 with delivery expected in late 2027. When both buildings are complete, East Point will have 128 apartments and electric vehicle charging on site.

North and south elevation drawings for Building Two at East Point — Building Two — north and south elevations

Interested in Building Two rather than Building One? Say so on the interest list and we’ll keep you on a separate track.

Building One opens November 1, 2026.

Interest-list members hear about pricing, availability and tour dates first, and choose their apartment first. No cost, no obligation.

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