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The $5 billion, 21-building mixed-use project has long been in the works, with developers envisioning a climate-resilient mini-city on the site of the former Bayside Expo Center.

The Boston Planning and Development Agency board Thursday night approved a master plan for Dorchester Bay City, a $5 billion, 21-building mixed-use project along Mount Vernon Street and Morrissey Boulevard.

A space made available to Providence’s neighborhood associations free of charge.

Representatives from developer CV Properties proposed a commercial project that combines I-195 Redevelopment Districts 14 and 15 and adjacent University property. 

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CV Properties is offering the state $600,000 for the 0.3-acre parcel abutting the riverwalk leading to the PVD pedestrian bridge.

CV Properties proposed a project to include initial residential building and two future mixed-use developments.

On the Rhode Island Report podcast, Marc Crisafulli, the new chairman of the 195 Redevelopment District Commission, talks about his vision for the 26 acres of prime real state freed up for development by the relocation of Route 195.

CV Properties has submitted a plan to redevelop Parcels 14 and 15 on the former I-195 land in Providence, which could be anchored by 149-units of housing.

CV Properties proposal includes land from Brown University and a long-term master planning opportunity for an economically beneficial mix of commercial and residential development.