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As the first residents of the long-awaited Dot Block apartment complex begin to lug furniture and belongings into their new apartments, the developer, Samuels & Associates, believes they will find a living community that intertwines seamlessly within the surrounding residential and business districts. The Reporter was given a sneak peek to the brand-new living community at the
Boston apartment: Two buildings at Dot Block open for lease with room for Fluffy and Fido and rents starting at $2,500.
Dot Block, an apartment building slated to open in June, will have public retail space, plus a slew of amenities for tenants.
A developer has filed plans to replace a car wash at 247 Hancock St. with a six-story, 47-unit residential building. Arx Urban's proposed building would sit next to an apartment building it completed in 2020 and across the street from the Dot Block complex. The filing with the BPDA does not say if the units will be apartments or condos. In either case, the Bay Village-based
Metropolitan Boston surely has a housing crisis. Our rents are second highest in the US and the cost of housing is a major reason why the state is now losing population despite thousands of unfilled jobs. The problem is that the haphazard, piecemeal approach for residential development in the city during the last three decades is not solving the housing crisis and has had