OK’d Development Would Ease Environmental Justice ‘Disaster’ in Newmarket
A 191-unit multifamily development behind the South Bay Center won plaudits as a model for environmentally-friendly designs amid a sea of asphalt-covered properties.
236 Housing Units Eyed for South Bay Property
by Steve Adams | Aug 11, 2020
A Boston development team is seeking to transform a 13-parcel site behind South Bay Center with construction of a 213,590-square-foot multifamily complex, including 70 compact living units and 166 conventional residences.
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