A housing developer that’s encountered neighborhood opposition to its most recent Boston projects has found a more welcoming climate in the suburban town of Medfield, and recent grants from the Healey administration toward a $235-million housing project.
Gov. Maura Healey is still waiting for the legislature to act on her big housing bill, but she paused Monday to swear in two panels of developers, municipal leaders and advocates Monday, charged with charting more housing production reforms.
A Dorchester independent school is headed to court in an attempt to block Trinity Financial’s 150 Centre St. housing development, which was approved in November after a contentious neighborhood battle.
Owners of a Roxbury grocery store that partnered with a local nonprofit on a redevelopment say a housing tower that’s planned in an upcoming phase violates a decade-old agreement and will harm its business.
Seven projects totaling nearly 2.4 million square feet received approvals from the Boston Planning & Development Agency, including the largest affordable condominium project in Back Bay history and a $1.1 billion makeover of public housing in South Boston.
Trinity Financial’s latest project in Lawrence, the Fábrica Lofts, opened its doors last week with an assist from state officials and TD Bank.
Boston-based Trinity Financial is the recommended pick for a $495-million development at a Charlestown property that is the first major test of Mayor Michelle Wu’s program to turn surplus municipal real estate into affordable housing.
Two development teams will deliver pitches this month to build up to 757 apartments and condominiums on a Charlestown parcel spotlighted in Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s push to create affordable housing on city-owned properties.
Nearly all new development projects are exciting, but a slate of proposals to turn a single-story library site in Boston into 90 or more affordable homes is worth cheering on with extra intensity.
An offering to redevelop the Boston Public Library’s West End branch attracted eight proposals that could create over 100 new affordable housing units and new civic space.
A huge batch of state grants for 27 different projects announced Thursday will see 1,597 affordable and mixed-income housing units built or preserved.
Developers will receive $67 million to build and preserve 802 units of income-restricted housing in Boston, including the conversion of a vacant Jamaica Plain church into affordable apartments.
Trinity Financial has unveiled a proposal to redevelop a Dorchester commercial property that’s been eyed for multifamily housing since 2016.
After confirming the appointment of James Arthur Jemison as director, Boston Planning & Development Agency officials approved plans for a lab building in South End and multifamily housing projects in East Boston and Roxbury.
Seven proposed Boston buildings are about to start testing whether real commercial development can move past carbon-spewing construction materials in a big way.
Life science developers have snatched up most of the recent available properties in Boston’s Seaport District, but a publicly-owned parcel that’s been designated for workforce housing is receiving a strong round of interest.
The Harvard Club is proposing to build a 134-unit apartment complex on a portion of its Back Bay property after shelving plans for a boutique hotel.
Five developers are seeking to develop hundreds of housing units at a city-owned property that’s been viewed as a linchpin of downtown Haverhill’s resurgence.
A partnership between Boston-based Trinity Financial and East Boston Community Development Corp. has begun construction of the third and final phase of the Overlook Terrace at Orient Heights project, modernizing the East Boston public housing complex.
Trinity Financial now has the money it needs to begin building the second phase of its 224-unit Enterprise Center multifamily development in downtown Brockton after closing a deal with MassHousing.
