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294 Hyde Park Avenue
“New Construction of 45-50 units of mixed-income housing pursuing MOH and 9% LIHTC funding.”














I think it’s pretty atrocious that Harvard University couldn’t have found a way to have a bypass of that closed gate, as well as the absurd amount of time the Bussey/South one was closed. Gimme a break.10/4:
3326-3328 Washington Street (43 units???? - couldn't find a permit though)
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3371 Washington Street (39 senior units)
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Doyle's Cafe Project - 3478-3484 Washington Street (16 units)
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12 Rock Hill Road (12 units)
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28-30 Hyde Park Avenue (9 units)
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265 Amory Street (7 units & new Youth Enrichment Services [YES] HQ)
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72 Hyde Park Avenue (6 units)
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305 Chestnut Avenue - Fowle-Davis House (Renovation - 6 units [4 net new])
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3510 Washington Street (Expansion - 2 units)
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Department of Public Heath - Jamaica Plain Campus Tower Renovation
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38 Spring Park Avenue - Thomas Burton Kinraid House (Gut renovation)
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Murphy Playground (Field renovation)
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Arnold Arboretum - Washington Street Entrance (Renovation)
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Aren't they resurfacing the whole path?I think it’s pretty atrocious that Harvard University couldn’t have found a way to have a bypass of that closed gate, as well as the absurd amount of time the Bussey/South one was closed. Gimme a break.









Wow, that looks seriously niceRogerson-Beaufort
“The Rogerson-Beaufort project will be located on a Rogerson Communities property in Jamaica Plain that is currently the home of a 66-bed licensed Assisted Living memory care community and a Social Day program for seniors with memory loss.
Rogerson Communities is proposing a two-phased redevelopment of the 3.2-acre site located on the Jamaicaway. The campus overlooks Jamaica Pond and is within walking distance of public transportation, restaurants, grocery stores, and other retail and health services. The first phase of development will occur while the existing Assisted Living community and Social Day program remain fully operational. On an undeveloped portion at the rear of the property, the Rogerson-Beaufort project will develop a single building that will replace the memory care community and the Social Day program and will add affordable housing for seniors. A second phase of development will add additional affordable apartments for seniors and community spaces after the rear portion of the existing memory care building is demolished, leaving the front lawns fully intact.
In the first phase, we are planning 67 affordable independent living senior apartments that will benefit from Rogerson Communities’ full offerings of supportive services for seniors. Those services include Resident Services Coordinators, programmed group activities, community services, and amenities such as exercise programs, computer learning, and wellness coordination with other supportive service providers.
Rogerson Communities is committed to developing buildings and a campus on our Jamaica Plain site that will be sustainable and environmentally sensitive and will add to the vibrancy of the community with beautiful outdoor spaces along with connection to and activation of our campus for both our residents and neighbors.”
Rogerson-Beaufort | Bostonplans.org
Development Projects and Planned Development Areas (PDAs) that the Development Review division is coordinating.www.bostonplans.org
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“growing Boston thoroughfare” with tons of new construction yet not one new good eatery or watering hole. Pathetic, Boston230 apartments, retail space gets zoning approval for growing Boston thoroughfare
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“A project with five- and six-story buildings in Jamaica Plain is the latest to add to a number of residential developments along the neighborhood’s Washington Street corridor….”
They say watering holes are passé and eateries have become too pricey, but I'd wager we'll see a sauna or steam room pop up around here before long. Times and tastes change.“growing Boston thoroughfare” with tons of new construction yet not one new good eatery or watering hole. Pathetic, Boston
Pricey is due to local issues. Make it easier for business to open — especially licensing — and they will comeThey say watering holes are passé and eateries have become too pricey, but I'd wager we'll see a sauna or steam room pop up around here before long. Times and tastes change.
Pricey is a national problem with dining out, but you're right that Boston makes it even more expensive.Eate
Pricey is due to local issues. Make it easier for business to open — especially licensing — and they will come
Put it this way: he dearth of bars and restaurants in Boston is not a function of national economy. It’s always been a city that is horribly cold to anything related to those sorts of enjoyments, and as a city makes it extremely difficult for business owners to open new places. For so many reasons.Pricey is a national problem with dining out, but you're right that Boston makes it even more expensive.
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