Developer HRP submitted designs for the first buildings that will break ground at the former Boston Edison property in South Boston, including a hotel-residential tower connecting to the 127-year-old turbine hall and a pair of apartment buildings.
Boston officials approved a Mission Hill apartment development after the developer agreed to donate $200,000 to a neighborhood nonprofit housing group.
The latest Boston downtown rezoning plan heads for approval next month with a new high-rise district designed to stimulate housing development.
Developers Morro USA and Scape received approval today to build a 28-story furnished apartment tower near Kenmore Square.
Multifamily developer Mill Creek Residential is seeking to expand its portfolio in the Wellington Circle area by replacing a vacant commercial property with a 350-unit apartment complex.
Copper Mill, founded in 2023 by former Scape North America CEO Andrew Flynn, has floated plans that could total approximately 2,000 units at notable properties from Brockton to Somerville.
A South Boston hotel project that was put on hold during the hospitality industry downturn is approved under a new design and extended-stay format.
Former Great Scott booking agent Carl Lavin teamed up with Boston-based Noannet Group on the proposed 95,000-square-foot revival of the former music club in Allston Square.
A Holden housing developer submitted initial plans for 491 apartments on a Worcester property that it acquired in 2023.
Big data, AI, attracting and retaining apartment tenants in a temporarily saturated high-end market – it’s all in a day’s work for Peabody Properties’ vice president of operations, Adam Kenney.
Braintree Town Councilors approved a new zoning district for the South Shore Plaza property that gives developer ZOM Living the ability to pursue its proposed $140-million apartment complex.
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu Tuesday announced that a planned housing accelerator fund for investing in housing developments will grow in size.
Berkeley Investments’ redevelopment plan for the long-dormant 176 Lincoln St. site in Allston is shifting to reflect the difficult financing conditions that continue to plague commercial projects.
Development approval for 218 apartments on a vacant Mission Hill property hit a delay last night as Boston officials reacted to opposition from neighborhood residents.
Public property dispositions are a missed opportunity to ramp up housing production in Massachusetts amid the downturn in multifamily construction, according to a new report.
Developers plan to build the 636-unit housing portion first at the 1.7-million-square-foot 776 Summer St. project in South Boston, reflecting lack of current demand for 860,000 square feet of approved office and lab space.
A Boston developer is seeking approval for 273 apartments in the largest recent development proposal in Everett’s burgeoning Commercial Triangle district.
Boylston Properties received approval to develop a 295-unit apartment complex in Newtonville under the Chapter 40B affordable housing law.
Needham town meeting overwhelmingly backed a rezoning plan that could catalyze construction of more than 3,300 housing units.
As college classmates-turned-co-founders of Dorchester’s RODE Architects, Eric Robinson and Kevin Deabler have carved out a niche designing mid-sized projects in Boston’s neighborhoods.
