State Refuses to Lift Limits on East Boston Development
State regulators rejected a proposal backed by Boston Mayor Michelle Wu that would have lifted limits on the types of development allowed on 97 acres of the East Boston waterfront.
State regulators rejected a proposal backed by Boston Mayor Michelle Wu that would have lifted limits on the types of development allowed on 97 acres of the East Boston waterfront.
A state ruling on waterfront development clears the way for developer Cargo Ventures to begin permitting for a 1.1 million-square-foot industrial project in East Boston.
A state ruling could open up a 23-acre portion of the East Boston waterfront to large-scale development, replacing parking lots and warehouses with new industrial buildings serving airport-related industries.
As potential major changes loom in Boston’s development policies, real estate executives are weighing in with their wallets in the mayoral race.
As it prepares to break ground on the first building of the Suffolk Downs redevelopment in late summer, Boston-based HYM Investment Group is taking a bigger-picture look at how future flooding and storm surges will affect its 161-acre site and surrounding vulnerable neighborhoods.
Boston Planning and Development Authority directors supported updated plans for a Stavis Seafood processing plant in the Raymond L. Flynn Marine Park, and 307 new housing units including redevelopment of the Playwright Pub property in South Boston.
The MBTA’s decision to invite developers to bid on easements for a 1.15-mile former railroad right-of-way raises serious concerns about the authority’s strategic thinking.