Eric Fellinger News Today

Officials at the Fields Corner nonprofit VietAID are shopping around a proposal for 13 units of affordable housing in a new building on an underutilized community garden at 35 Faulkner St. next to the Red Line station. Executive Director George Huynh and real estate manager Eric Fellinger have already held one meeting with the community, and plan to have another to present the

Years before city, state and federal tax credits came into the project, small-dollar investors played a major role in building the Dorchester Food Co-op.

VietAID has reduced the number of units and increased parking at what it hopes will be its first-ever senior housing development. The property, at 25-33 Hamilton St., now features a vacant lot and a vacant home. The affordable housing developer joined members of an online meeting on Nov. 22 to discuss some changes to the project it first presented in September, including