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The BPDA will soon be deciding the fate of the first application under a program aimed at converting vacant office space into residential use.
A new six-story building is expected to house 70 studio units and nearly 2,000 square feet of ground-floor commercial space at 1320 Dorchester Avenue, under a Fields Corner proposal approved last Thursday (Feb. 16) by the board of the Boston Planning and Development Agency. The size of the units will range from 377 to 450 square feet. Eleven units will be set aside for
The Zoning Board of Appeal on Tuesday approved plans by Rainbow Adult Day Health Care Center to open a new facility at 60-64 Hill Top St. in Dorchester. Rainbow, which already operates several of its facilities in the Boston area, including one on Freeport Street, will use the 10,000-square-foot first floor of that building for social, recreational and nursing services for
The developer who in 2021 proposed a new six-story building across four parcels of land on Dorchester Avenue has reduced the number of residential units and added ground-floor commercial space. The project, located at 1320 Dorchester Ave., a short walk from the MBTA’s Fields Corner Red Line station, now has 70 units, instead of 80, and 1,790 square feet of commercial space.
A proposed five-story condominium project on Adams Street received little pushback at a July 12 public meeting. Developer William Caulder is pitching 29 residential units and 29 below-grade garage spaces for 1161-1169 Adams St., currently the site of Rent-All of Boston. The new building would be located between area residences and the Sheet Metal Workers Local 17 building. In