Tag: multiresidential

The Archer Residences Topped Off
Boston – An adaptive reuse project is unlocking unexpected and appealing new housing opportunities in Boston’s historic Beacon Hill neighborhood due to an inventive design by The Architectural Team (TAT). Known as The Archer Residences, the 62-unit boutique condominium development transforms two six-story former university buildings into a single, 172,000sf luxury property topped off with […]

Leominster Affordable Housing Receives Financing
Boston – MassHousing has provided a total of $15 million in affordable housing financing to an affiliate of Farragut Investments Inc., to undertake substantial property improvements at the 181-unit Whitney Carriage Park apartments in Leominster. The property contains 181 mixed-income apartments across nine former mill buildings and two townhomes. As part of the MassHousing financing, […]

Seaport Residences Nears Completion
Boston – Gables Residential, a firm specializing in multifamily development and management, announced that the apartment community, Gables Seaport, located on 501 Congress St., will open in March 2020. In conjunction with Drew Company, Gables Residential is bringing a 23-story, 307 apartment home building to South Boston’s Seaport District, an area which has been transformed […]

BPDA Approves New Boston Projects
Boston – The Boston Planning & Development Agency (BPDA) board of directors approved development projects in neighborhoods across the city of Boston, which will result in new market-rate and income-restricted residential units, economic development, and jobs. Overall, the approved development projects will create an additional 286 residential units, including 49 income-restricted units, and 307 trade jobs, […]

The Frederick Rehab Completed
Boston – Advisors Living, a division of Boston Realty Advisors and specializing in the planning, design, marketing and sales of new luxury residential developments, officially launched “The Frederick,” a classic gut rehab in the heart of Coolidge Corner, Brookline, consisting of eight newly constructed two-bedroom, two-bath homes. The Frederick was named for the father of […]

ACEC/MA Gives Bronze Award for Engineering
Boston – The American Council of Engineering Companies of Massachusetts (ACEC/MA) has named Odeh Engineers, Inc. as a 2019 bronze award winner for engineering excellence for their work on The Harlo/1350 Boylston Street in Boston. The Harlo is a new seventeen-story modern apartment tower comprised of 212 units, ground floor retail space, and is home […]

BPDA Board Approves New Projects
Boston – The Boston Planning & Development Agency (BPDA) board of directors approved development projects in neighborhoods across the city of Boston, which will result in new market-rate and income-restricted residential units, economic development, and jobs. Overall, the development projects approved this month will create an additional 85 residential units, including 45 income-restricted units, and […]
North 116 Flats Housing Community in Development
Sunderland, MA – Dallas, Texas-based Fountain Residential Partners, in a joint venture with HC2 Capital, announced the development of its first housing community in Massachusetts, North 116 Flats. Located at 653 Amherst Road in Sunderland, the property is located just north of the town of Amherst and the UMass Campus, and will provide 150 units […]

Luxury Apt. Community Celebrates Grand Opening
Watertown, MA – Elan Union Market, a new luxury apartment community in Watertown, celebrated its grand opening with residents, guests and neighbors. The event included entertainment by DJ Karson of Mix 104.1, tours of the community, fresh-shucked oysters, local craft beer and gourmet ice cream sandwiches. Located at 130 Arsenal St. in Watertown, Elan Union […]

Quincy Workforce Housing Community Completed
Quincy, MA – WinnCompanies and NeighborWorks Housing Solutions announced the completion of The Watson, a $44 million, 140-unit apartment community that represents the largest number of workforce units ever financed under MassHousing’s Workforce Housing Initiative. U.S. Rep Stephen Lynch, Gov. Charlie Baker, State Sen. John Keenan, Quincy Mayor Thomas P. Koch, HUD Regional Administrator David […]