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Whether it was pandemic-related supply chain issues, or even the war in Ukraine, any number of setbacks seemed likely to thwart the construction of Dot Crossing, the five-story apartment building and bookstore at 1463-1469 Dorchester Ave. in the middle of the Fields Corner business district. But none did, and last Thursday TLee Development and its many partners celebrated
MassHousing on Monday announced $44.6 million in financing for six new homeownership development projects across the state, including two in Dorchester and one in Mattapan. The local projects are 120-122 Hancock St. in Dorchester, 270 Talbot Ave. in Dorchester, and the Preserve at Olmsted Green in Mattapan, a large project on the site of a former state hospital property.
Recent permits show four city park upgrades, a new art building for Episcopal High School, a new Dreamette, and the city's first Homesense store.
The O’Hearn building in Fields Corner, which houses the US Postal Service’s 02122 office and other businesses, is under agreement with an unnamed buyer, according to several sources in the Fields Corner neighborhood, including listing broker Ramsay Fretz and Main Streets Director Jackey West Devine. TLee Development, which had introduced a plan to renovate and reuse the
Fields Corner residents, asked to decide between two finalists for the better use of a ground-level retail space in the new Dot Crossing apartment building now under construction next to the MBTA station, voted to support a literary space that leans heavily on programming, clubs, and other special events – primarily after 6 p.m. and on the weekends. The 1,300-square-foot space