Boston Planning & Development Agency directors opened a fast lane to approval of decarbonization projects at municipal properties, including an estimated $1.2 billion to remove fossil fuel systems at public housing.
The longtime owner of a Framingham shopping center is proposing to redevelop the Route 135 property as a 280,000-square-foot apartment complex.
A redesigned redevelopment of the Whole Foods Market property in Brighton will add home ownership units and a pocket park on Washington Street, while reducing the total housing component and size of the project.
The entitlements process isn’t what it used to be. Websites like Facebook and Nextdoor have changed the game, helping information about new proposed developments spread quickly. Too often, developers are unable to correct misinformation before it takes hold.
Another supermarket property owner is seeking to maximize the value of its real estate in Boston by replacing surface parking with multifamily housing.
Another Allston supermarket property could add hundreds of multifamily housing units as part of a proposed redevelopment.
