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.
A priority site identified by Boston officials to turn surplus property into mixed-income housing will include four apartment and condominium towers, a gymnasium and artist live-work units.
Another Boston public housing complex is slated for redevelopment as a mixed-income complex that would add 200 apartments to the site.
Trinity Financial has unveiled a proposal to redevelop a Dorchester commercial property that’s been eyed for multifamily housing since 2016.
A team of two local developers is seeking approval for a 300,000-square-foot mixed-income housing project that’s been designed with attention to minimizing the urban heat island effect in Roxbury.
A partnership with two developers would allow a Fenway church to make repairs to its 62-year-old property while creating a 115-unit mixed-income housing project.
Boston Planning & Development Agency directors approved over 480,000 square feet of real estate projects Thursday, while putting the brakes on a proposed lab conversion in Fort Point.
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.
Massport officials have selected five finalists to develop the first mixed-income housing complex built on its Seaport District real estate.
WinnCompanies will break ground early next year on a $34 million residential conversion of Lawrence’s oldest mill building after receiving the final piece of its financing package.
A Roxbury nonprofit plans 65 units of market-rate and income-restricted housing to a Nubian Square commercial property owned by the Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts.
Boston-based WinnDevelopment has begun construction of 71 additional units of mixed-income for 55-and-over residents at New Bedford’s Cliftex Mill complex.
A nonprofit development team has unveiled its vision for transforming a portion of one of Boston’s public housing complexes into a mixed-income development, adding 437 apartments in seven new buildings.
