Prime Group wants to redevelop more than half its Shetland Park property into high-end and affordable housing. City officials are debating whether it has responsibility to deter displacement next door.
An affiliate of Florida-based multifamily giant Mill Creek Residential has filed plans for a new, large apartment building in northern Quincy.
An East Boston apartment building is set to get underway with financing from Needham Bank.
Municipal parcels in Medford Square could be offered for private development as city officials seek to add density through commercial and multifamily projects.
A Roslindale industrial site would be replaced by a 230-unit apartment complex under a partnership between two local developers.
From new VPs to fresh project managers, see who’s been hired, promoted and honored: it’s The Personnel File.
While hotel occupancy rates in Boston have cratered during the pandemic, developers are taking the long view with plans for a 134-room hotel project in the North End.
Resident move-ins have begun at the Bower, the first phase of the 1.3-million-square-foot Fenway Center air rights development that’s been in the works for nearly two decades.
The developer of a 138-unit luxury condo tower in Boston’s South End says presales activity has been strong ahead of its scheduled completion this fall.
City leaders, community figures and representatives of affordable housing developer Trinity Financial gathered over the weekend in Dorchester’s Ashmont Square to celebrate the opening of Trinity’s Treadmark building two years after a fire destroyed its first iteration weeks before completion.
Copley Wolff Design Group has an increasingly important seat at the table when project teams meet to map out new developments that put open space in the forefront. Ian Ramey joined the firm as principal in 2015 after 19 years at Morgan Wheelock, Carol R. Johnson Assoc. and Shadley Assoc.
Copley Wolf Design Group has a hand in designing green spaces and outdoor gathering spots at many of Greater Boston’s multifamily developments and office building updates. Sean Sanger joined the Boston-based landscape architecture firm in 2000 and was named a principal in 2012. The firm is participating in such projects as redevelopment of the Mary Ellen McCormack housing complex in South Boston and Davis Cos.’ Alewife Research Center life science complex in Cambridge. In Boston’s North End, it’s leading the restoration of a garden and installation of a glass and water feature at the Old North Church. Last year, Copley Wolff relocated and expanded its headquarters from 160 Boylston St. to 10 Post Office Square in the Financial District.
Boston-based Copley Wolff Design Group has been selected to lead the landscape design on restoration of the garden at the Old North Church.
