Another Allston supermarket property could add hundreds of multifamily housing units as part of a proposed redevelopment.

Affiliates of Kimco Realty Corp. plan to relocate the Whole Foods Market and Citizens Bank branch at 15-35 Washington St. to make room for 270 multifamily housing units on the same parcel, according to a notification letter filed Friday with the Boston Planning and Development Agency.

The developer plans to add structured parking on the 2.3-acre site, attorney David Linhart of Goulston & Storrs wrote. The new commercial component would total nearly 50,000 square feet. A project notification form will be submitted within 60 days. 

It’s the second active proposal to add housing at a supermarket property in Allston, as the BPDA continues to review Stop & Shop Supermarket Co.’s January proposal to build 1,050 apartments and condos and 300,000 square feet of office space at its 11-acre shopping center property at 60 Everett St.

The 1.9-million-square-foot project would add three residential towers and an office building, including two residential buildings over a new supermarket podium.

New Hyde Park, New York-based Kimco is a publicly-traded REIT that specializes in retail properties. The company has a $2-billion development pipeline, including new construction and redevelopments. In April, Kimco reported a 5.4-percent increase in funds from operations compared with the the first quarter of 2017. The company owned interests in 475 shopping centers in the U.S. totaling 81 million square feet as of March 31.