A centerpiece of Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s new surplus property program has the potential for development of up to six housing towers in Charlestown, and developers that include a major affordable component would be eligible for enhanced city funding.
Nearly 5 acres of parking lots near the MBTA’s Community College station could be redeveloped for housing and other benefits, Mayor Michelle Wu announced today, the first in what could be a wave of redevelopments aimed at using “public land for public good.”
Citizens Bank will spend nearly $3 million to support workforce development in Greater Boston through an initiative that will include a micro-credentialing program at Bunker Hill Community College.
A Cambridge nonprofit is tapping into some of its underutilized and valuable real estate in Alewife to create program space for its job training programs and new affordable housing.
Bunker Hill Community College has completed relocation of its Chelsea campus with the execution of a 25,000-square-foot lease at 70 Everett Ave.
