by State House News Service | Jul 1, 2024
Municipalities could exert greater control over construction projects that employ a more diverse workforce under a sprawling economic development package the House passed Thursday night, which also includes funds for a number of commercial real estate projects
by Steve Adams | Mar 13, 2024
Another development team is joining the Roxbury housing pipeline with plans for 132 apartments and condominiums in a pair of buildings overlooking Nubian Square.
by Nika Cataldo | Feb 5, 2024
After announcing a $20 billion “community investment plan” in five metro areas, including Boston, TD Bank said it will open a branch in Nubian Square in Roxbury in the fall as a part of an effort to serve low- and moderate-income individuals and families, and minority communities.
by Steve Adams | Oct 16, 2023
A 346,000-square-foot mixed-income housing proposal is joining the growing pipeline of multifamily development in Roxbury’s Nubian Square.
by Steve Adams | May 7, 2023
After developing 2,200 affordable housing units and partnering on another 1,700 during the past half-century, Cruz Cos. is expanding home ownership opportunities in Dorchester and joining the development boom in Roxbury’s Nubian Square under John B. Cruz III.
by Steve Adams | Apr 30, 2023
While Greater Boston’s life science development boom has transformed many neighborhoods but so far bypassed urban centers such as Roxbury. To change that, developers brought in a relatively unique source of financing.
by Steve Adams | Jun 17, 2022
A project by Boston developer Urbanica will create 114 affordable housing units on a publicly-owned parcel in Roxbury’s Nubian Square, including 47 income-restricted condominiums.
by Steve Adams | May 22, 2022
Andre Barbour is helping Boston’s minority communities get in on the ground floor of the development industry – literally – as head of NEI General Contracting’s year-old Workforce Opportunity Resource Center.
by State House News Service | Apr 6, 2022
Gov. Charlie Baker joined officials from the Benjamin Franklin Cummings Institute of Technology to kick off construction on a new, 68,000-square-foot campus in Boston’s Nubian Square that is hoped will further revitalize the neighborhood.
by Steve Adams | Aug 8, 2021
Boston’s life science boom offers a fresh chance to spread economic benefits to Roxbury’s most important development parcel as the city prepares to solicit proposals for the 7.6-acre site.
by Steve Adams | Jul 25, 2021
The technical school had been poised to stabilize its finances through the sale of its century-old home in South End to developer Related Beal, while building a new facility in the emerging business and arts cluster in Roxbury, according to designs reshaped by the pandemic.
by Steve Adams | Jun 6, 2021
At a gateway parcel in Roxbury’s Nubian Square, three potential developers have another box to check: designing buildings and public spaces to minimize the neighborhood’s asphalt-covered urban heat island and its negative effects on residents’ health.
by Steve Adams | Apr 25, 2021
Construction is complete at 2451 Washington St., a 4-story condominium development that sits at the prominent corner of Dudley Street and Guild Row in Roxbury.
by Steve Adams | Sep 20, 2020
In a decade of commercial real estate success in Boston, the Roxbury neighborhood has lagged seriously behind. Could that be changing?
by Banker & Tradesman | Sep 11, 2020
In addition to approving a major change to the former GE headquarters parcel at 15 Necco St., the Boston Planning & Development Agency board gave approval to a pair of small multifamily projects in two city neighborhoods.
by Steve Adams | Sep 6, 2020
Kathy Kottardis joined Historic Boston as its executive director in 2007. Her and HBI’s next goal: securing the designation from the city of Boston to restore and expand the former Nawn Factory in Roxbury’s Nubian Square
by Steve Adams | Jul 31, 2020
Three diverse development teams are seeking to build mixed-use projects in Roxbury’s Nubian Square, including proposals that include a public market, 14-story mass timber tower and sustainable designs that reduce urban heat island effects.
by James Sanna | Jul 7, 2020
A new series of bus lanes in downtown Boston has shaved 12 minutes off a major MBTA bus route: the Silver Line’s SL4 and SL5 service to Nubian Square.
by Banker & Tradesman | Jun 5, 2020
A 36-unit development in Roxbury has landed a permanent loan to help preserve its affordability.
by Banker & Tradesman | Jan 7, 2020
A 45-unit luxury apartment project planned for the heart of Boston’s Roxbury neighborhood has acquired construction financing.