Developer Expands Somerville Proposal to 418 Apartments
The lone developer still seeking to redevelop a city-owned property boosted the size of the project to 418 apartments while eliminating a controversial parking configuration.
Court Rules Somerville Underpaid, Owes $30M on Inner Belt Property
by Steve Adams | Oct 18, 2024
The Massachusetts Appeals Court ruled in favor of a developer that challenged an eminent domain taking of its property for a new Somerville public safety complex, awarding $30 million for the acquisition.
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