Developers Say Downtown Plan Doesn’t Go Far Enough
Owners of potential prime development sites in Downtown Crossing warn that Boston’s downtown rezoning won’t live up to its billing in catalyzing major projects.
Walsh Raised Bar on Housing Production
by Steve Adams | Mar 14, 2021
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh’s pro-housing agenda delivered benefits to the city but critics say Walsh missed opportunities to make development more equitable and address the transportation and climate change crises.
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