Critics question Central Terminal apartments


This segment was produced by WKBW and aired October 16, 2025. Officials call an $80 million proposal to redevelop two buildings adjacent to the East Side landmark “affordable housing.” At a cost of up to nearly $900,000 per apartment, critics say the price is too high and won’t help the people who live in the neighborhood.

The Central Terminal’s costly redevelopment plan

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