An all-affordable home ownership development under construction in Chelsea used popular public sources to complete its financing package – and an unusual one to secure construction bonds.
Mass Audubon hopes to acquire an 18-acre Chelsea property previously eyed for large-scale development, with plans for mixed-income housing and a waterfront park that demonstrates the latest thinking in coastal resiliency.
For its first industrial project in Greater Boston, Hines is targeting the last-mile distribution market with a 146,409-square-foot facility at 250 Marginal St. in Chelsea.
The site of a 590-unit mixed-use waterfront development in Chelsea is headed for the auction block after its developers failed to launch the project.
A 62-unit mixed-income housing project in Chelsea is the first in Massachusetts to receive homeowner production funding from ARPA through a MassHousing program.
A decision by the state’s top environmental official could bring more development to the Chelsea waterfront area, including redevelopment of a major preflight parking lot for Logan International Airport.
