Developer Pitches 61 Units on Allston-Brighton Line
A developer has alerted Boston officials to his plans to propose 61 apartments in a section of the city poised for big change.
Brighton Multifamily Project Called Symbol of Housing Crisis
by James Sanna | Oct 2, 2019
A residential project has been proposed on the Brookline-Brighton line that pushes its multifamily component entirely to the Boston side of the property, drawing attention from housing advocates on social media.
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