by Steve Adams | Oct 22, 2025
Boston officials approved zoning changes designed to encourage high-rise housing development in three downtown neighborhoods and reinvigorate areas that have been drained of economic activity by rising office vacancies.
by Steve Adams | Jan 17, 2025
Boston officials approved a Mission Hill apartment development after the developer agreed to donate $200,000 to a neighborhood nonprofit housing group.
by State House News Service | Sep 25, 2024
A new 19-story residential tower is coming to downtown Boston, with a focus on supporting formerly homeless individuals and offering affordable rental options for working-class Bay Staters strained by the state’s housing crisis.
by Banker & Tradesman | Dec 24, 2023
A religious order’s disposition of a 140-unit building was the perfect example of an opportunity to preserve this critical housing in a neighborhood with excellent access to public transit and amenities.
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 | Sep 8, 2023
Following a lengthy community outreach process, developers are moving ahead with conversion of a vacant former hotel at the Charlestown Navy Yard into affordable and supportive housing.
by Steve Adams | Jul 23, 2023
Homebuilders say the latest energy efficiency standards being adopted in many Massachusetts communities will wipe out recent progress the state has made toward spurring housing production.
by Steve Adams | Mar 24, 2023
A pair of Boston-based affordable housing developers will acquire a Fenway roominghouse that was accused of targeting elderly residents for eviction.
by Steve Adams | Dec 21, 2022
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.
by Steve Adams | Nov 19, 2021
A partnership between the Archdiocese of Boston’s affordable housing arm and Boston-based J. Garland Enterprises won the rights to develop 217 housing units at the publicly-owned Crescent parcel in Nubian Square.
by Steve Adams | Nov 19, 2018
A pair of nonprofits are partnering on plans for a 19-story mixed-income project on the edge of Boston’s Chinatown neighborhood, which is battling displacement from short-term rentals and luxury housing.