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The saga over a proposal to bring affordable housing next to the Shawmut MBTA Station will take another step toward a denouement as an advisory panel plans to meet and the close of the public comment period approaches. The Boston Planning and Development Agency (BPDA) is reviewing the proposal, which calls for 74 residential units, most of them one-bedrooms, at 150 Centre St.
Mayor Michelle Wu today joined the Hyde Square Task Force, affordable housing developers, and community organizations at the site of the former Blessed
The new investments are expected to create and preserve more than 800 units across eight neighborhoods in Boston.
There’s a lot of buzz in the neighborhood at the moment about the latest churn of development decisions being weighed by city officials, and to some extent, with the advice and consent of residents themselves. It can be a lot to absorb in one sitting— let alone in multiple volumes of this newspaper— so let’s take a step back and review a few of the more pressing decisions that
To the Editor: I’m writing in support of the Trinity Financial development proposed for 150 Centre St. I live .2 miles from the site. I’m writing this letter from the comfort of my home, same as I’m sure practically all if not every of my neighbors who oppose this project write from theirs. I’d prefer to see as many future neighbors as possible at 150 Centre St. get the