New Home Development
The 819 Beacon St. project will create 393 rental units, including 59 on-site affordable units and 53 institutional patient-family housing units in partnership with Boston Children’s Hospital.
The project is the first to comply with the Boston Planning & Development Agency’s Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing requirements.
City officials have implemented an updated zoning measure to prepare new and retrofitted development for future climate risks.
The former Midtown Hotel will soon be replaced with a 10-story project bringing more than 300 housing units to Huntington Avenue.
Developments over 50,000 square feet are now required to adhere to new guidelines launched to reduce traffic and congestion in the city of Boston.
The Boston Planning & Development Agency approved the Jamaica Plain development project at its October meeting.
Thirty new units of residential housing could be coming to 212 Old Colony Ave. in South Boston.
The property is pending LEED-Platinum certification and, once received, it will set a new standard for sustainability in multifamily development.
A new luxury rental development is set to debut next year along East Boston’s Greenway.
The Boston Planning & Development Agency recently approved four new development projects, which will bring 242 residences to four Boston neighborhoods.
The Boston Planning & Development Agency is currently reviewing a plan for the construction of a 22,244-square-foot mixed-use development at 555 East Broadway at the Corner of in South Boston.
The Elevated Companies 223 Saratoga development is slated to be completed this fall.
Boston area residents looking to leave the city for the suburbs will have a new option as Northland Residential kicks off development of a new 55-plus community in Milton.
Developers are hoping to redevelop a five-story apartment building on Huntington Avenue into a 19-story building with 153 units.
The Boston Planning & Development Agency has approved five new transit-oriented projects that will bring more than 500 residences to four city neighborhoods.
A new residential property in Billerica has opened its doors to its first occupants.