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Mayor Wu Proposes Changes to Boston’s Affordable Housing Rules to Encourage New Development
Mayor Michelle Wu announced proposed changes to Boston’s Inclusionary Zoning (IZ) and Linkage policies aimed at helping new housing and commercial development move forward amid challenging economic conditions affecting cities nationwide, while preserving the City’s core affordable housing commitments. These targeted adjustments are part of the Wu administration’s broader strategy to increase housing production, remove barriers to development, address the housing crisis, and make Boston more affordable for residents.
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Boston sees biggest year-over-year jump in in-office workers among major U.S. metros
As companies tighten their in-office mandates, Boston leads in annual growth but still trails Miami, New York, Dallas, and Atlanta compared with pre-pandemic office activity. Boston workers are still heading back to the office, and at a faster pace than in other major U.S. cities. Office visits in Boston jumped...
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Some work to take place in Wilmington: Eversource takes next step in filing notice of intent for Burlington Energy Project
BURLINGTON — Eversource plans to file a notice of intent (NOI) to file an application with the Energy Facilities Siting Board, seeking a permit to facilitate the construction of Eversource’s Burlington Energy Project. This project will include the construction of a new electric substation in Burlington on approximately...
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Colliers facilitates $5.775 million sale of auto repair site for housing development
Boston, MA Colliers, a leading diversified professional services and investment management company, arranged the $5.775 million sale of 1590 Blue Hill Ave., a 1.63-acre site in the city’s Mattapan neighborhood. A partnership between the Planning Office for Urban Affairs, a nonprofit housing developer affiliated with the Archdiocese of Boston, and JGE Development acquired the property from the McKeen family. It has secured city approvals for a six-story building with 105 affordable homes. The McKeen family operated an auto repair business at the site dating back to 1976.