Commission approves LoopNet site inventory tool, eyes tourism transit options.
Hingham Development and Industrial Commission unanimously backs LoopNet site inventory platform. Art Robert, staff member, presented the web-based tool designed to list available land and buildings, to be linked to the town's development and economic pages. The 24-month pilot will be fully funded
Development and Industrial Commission · Meeting of March 25, 2026
Hingham Development and Industrial Commission unanimously backs LoopNet site inventory platform. Art Robert, staff member, presented the web-based tool designed to list available land and buildings, to be linked to the town's development and economic pages. The 24-month pilot will be fully funded by a $9,500 grant from the South Shore Chamber of Commerce at no cost to the town.
Commissioners Jeff Bellows and Chris Goode reported on meetings regarding point-to-point tourism transportation options similar to Plymouth's RideCircuit service, with potential connections to the Shipyard, the Square, and South Hingham.
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Source: the Development and Industrial Commission meeting of March 25, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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