Development

The new pilot program offers tax incentives to covert vacant office spaces to residential units.
This ~$2 billion project would reorganize highway, rail, and pedestrian infrastructure improving livability, connectivity, and open space for residents of the Allston neighborhood.
The city is all booked up — read up on three new bookshops in the works for Beacon Hill, Davis Square, and Dorchester.
The Faneuil Branch of the Boston Public Library will reopen to the public on Thursday, Jan. 25 in Oak Square.
If you’ve walked past the Back Bay square you might have noticed some changes in the works. Here’s a breakdown of what’s happening at Copley Square.
The blade-making factory has been part of the South Boston community for over 100 years.
Boston’s Zoning Code helps determine what is built and where. Here’s a breakdown of the updates that have been proposed to the 1960s code by the Mayor’s team.
The Residences at Rivergreen will add ~600 units along the Malden River and offer amenties like a rooftop deck and craft beer garden.
This new development will bring eight new buildings to the historic Fenway neighborhood.
The $5 billion development project received approval from the Boston Civic Design Commission. Here’s what needs to happen next to make this project a reality.
The State Department of Energy and Environmental Affairs released a report on how solar energy could be harnessed across the Bay State.
The City of Boston’s Complete Streets program will focus on improving pedestrian and bicyclist safety with a new road diet design.
This new bank puts a whole new meaning to green money, prioritizing making affordable housing that is less harmful to the environment.
Take a look at the renderings highlighting the Holocaust Legacy Foundation’s vision for the new Holocaust Museum in Boston.
Lean more about this industrial container summer pop-up at the Boston Fish Pier that with educate our community about the seafood industry.
The repurposed Gulf gas station kicks off its second year of programming with a wine garden, flea market, art gallery, and a new pickleball court — visit The Station at 1400 Boylston St. after its June 1 season opening.
The City of Boston announced a new “Safety Surge” initiative to curb traffic-related issues and improve Boston’s streets for pedestrians, bikers, and drivers.
The popular seafood eatery’s proposal will bring guests even closer to the waterfront. Plans include a new floating barge to expand seating options for the outdoor dining area.
The new transit-oriented Mattapan development has created 135 units of affordable mixed-use housing and 10,000-sqft of retail space.
As Boston continues to grow, we’re keeping an eye on upcoming developments and recently opened businesses.
The plans include the first satellite HBCU campus for our city and a new art gallery.
The proposal outlines plans for a multipurpose reuse of library space to provide affordable housing.
Here are the highlights on a new air-rights project in Boston
We’re breaking down Mayor Wu’s plan for 802 units in eight neighborhoods.
Here’s what a recent analysis had to say about the future of Dartmouth Street.
The BPDA proposed changes could increase the height restrictions in Downtown Boston
Let’s work together to improve the largest green space in our city. 🌳
The Center for Computing & Data Sciences is also known as the Jenga building.
Cambridge is the first Massachusetts city to ban minimum parking requirements. 🚗
There’s more to explore at the indie bookstore. 📚
Coming soon to Grove Hall.
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