Developers of the 6.5 million square-foot Dorchester Bay City project offered a third of the site for sale, more than two years after it was approved without any groundbreakings taking place.
Boston-based HYM Investment Group and a Dorchester anti-violence coalition will serve as advisers to the new owners of a former Boston hospital on a redevelopment plan.
Boston officials approved construction of two apartment towers that will transform a commercial section of Morrissey Boulevard and create a new landmark for Southeast Expressway commuters.
A Dorchester school’s attempts to block an affordable housing project by developer Trinity Financial heads to court today as its attorneys challenge the city of Boston’s declaration of the site as blighted.
A federal judge dismissed the bankruptcy case for a $90 million development on the Dorchester waterfront, clearing the way for a foreclosure auction next month.
A Dorchester waterfront property approved for a $90 million redevelopment that’s embroiled in a legal dispute will be put up for auction.
Acres of parking on the Dorchester waterfront will become Boston’s next major mixed-use development including nearly 2,000 housing units under a 6.1-million-square-foot master plan approved by the Boston Planning & Development Agency.
A South Boston developer is seeking approval for 90 compact living-style apartments and generous resident amenity spaces in an 88,339-square-foot development near the South Bay Center.
Owners of the former Boston Globe headquarters are betting on future demand for life science space in Dorchester, proposing a new lab wing in the next phase of the Southline redevelopment.
Trinity Financial has unveiled a proposal to redevelop a Dorchester commercial property that’s been eyed for multifamily housing since 2016.
Dorchester Bay City developers will construct a nearly 23-foot-tall flood barrier designed to form a continuous coastal resiliency defense to South Boston’s Moakley Park, reflecting anticipating sea level rise.
Allston-based City Realty submitted plans to redevelop a Dorchester parking lot as a 52-unit apartment complex and elevate the site to protect the structure from coastal flooding.
Redevelopment of a 9-acre Dorchester site would bring nearly 1.6 million square feet of office, research and multifamily housing next to another massive, life sciences-focused project.
A development proposal by a pair of local nonprofits would create affordable artist housing and preserve a 92-year-old former bank building as exhibition and civic space in Dorchester’s Uphams Corner.
The scope of the massive Dorchester Bay City project is expanding further to nearly 6.5 million square feet with developers’ acquisition of a neighboring parcel containing the Boston Teachers Union headquarters.
Developers of a 4-acre property on the increasingly flood-prone Dorchester waterfront are updating their plans to accommodate encroaching Boston Harbor waters.
Boston Planning & Development Agency officials approved proposals to build 544 housing units and conversion of a pair of commercial buildings in South Boston and the South End into laboratory space.
A half-acre cluster of parcels off Dorchester Avenue could be redeveloped with 80 studio apartments with an average size of 450 square feet in the latest proposal under Boston’s compact living pilot.
A Dedham developer that owns three parcels spanning nearly 9 acres along Dorchester’s Morrissey Boulevard is moving ahead with plans for a 250,000-square-foot office-lab building and 175 housing units.
Accordia Partners’ proposed 5.9 million-square-foot Dorchester Bay City development is rekindling a running dispute between University of Massachusetts-Boston and a developer that owns 50 acres just south of the site.
