Coldwell Banker’s Richard Hornblower and Katelyn Kerins are bringing to market a new income-restricted development in Brighton.

The property at 21 Soldiers Field Place is a 38-residence, stand-alone building. All units qualify as Boston Planning and Development Agency income-restricted residences. 

The city of Boston accepted applications for the units last week which will be chosen via a lottery system. 

Hornblower says the development is one of the “largest developments in Boston for buildings with income-restricted homes.” 

“I am proud to be a part of such an impactful project and it has been so rewarding to see these beautiful homes come to life,” Hornblower said.  

Developed by Residences at Soldiers Field Place Condominium Limited Partnership with SMC Management Corporation, the property has a variety of floor plans with prices between $213,700 and $368,500 to support varying area median incomes (AMI). 

Those floor plans include 13 one-bedroom condos in the 80% AMI, 13 one-bedroom condos in the 80% to 100% AMI, five two-bedroom condos in the 80% AMI, five two-bedroom condos in the 80% to 100% AMI, one three-bedroom condo in the 80% AMI and one three-bedroom in the 80% to 100% AMI. 

Developed by Residences at Soldiers Field Place Condominium Limited Partnership with SMC Management Corporation, 21 Soldiers Field Place includes a courtyard and underground parking with EV charging stations. Units have modern kitchens with stainless steel appliances. The property also features Wi-Fi-enabled thermostats, first-floor locked storage and a dog park on the property as pets are allowed with restrictions.