Allston-Brighton Infill and Small Developments

Jeremi said:
I know why they are the way they are. I have built these buildings before. The point is that we need not build a whole city of dreck. There are places where this isn’t happening and we must learn from them.
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How do we not only learn from them, but put it into action?
 
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Brighton projects:


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38 Hichborn Street (38 units)




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36 Colborne Road (11 units)




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124-126 Kenrick Street (8 units)




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3-17 Lothrop Street (8 townhomes - existing buildings to be demolished)




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560-562 Washington Street (7 units)




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42 Orchard Road (major expansion - existing 3 units upsized to 7 units)




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87-89 Nottinghill Road (major expansion - existing 2 units upsized to 6 units)




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8-13 Mina Way (6 single-family homes)




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27 Shepard Street (6 units)




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226-228 Washington Street (6 units)




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72-72B Oakland Street (6 townhomes)




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114 Leicester Street (Mesivta High School of Greater Boston - new building)




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143-143C Tremont Street (5 townhomes)




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15-17 & 19-21 South Waverly Street (4 units)




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257RA-257RC Market Street (3 townhomes)




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45 Shepard Street (3 units)




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27 Greycliff Road (2 units)




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43-Unit Multifamily Development Proposed Along North Harvard Street in Allston​

“A new residential development has been proposed for 263 North Harvard Street in Allston, where plans call for a four-story multifamily building on an 11,525-square-foot corner site at North Harvard and Easton streets. The project aims to deliver 43 new housing units in response to growing demand in the rapidly expanding neighborhood. Below grade, the building will include 14 vehicular parking spaces along with 44 secure resident bicycle spaces housed in a dedicated bike room…..”

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43-Unit Multifamily Development Proposed Along North Harvard Street in Allston

43-Unit Multifamily Development Proposed Along North Harvard Street in Allston
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stick n move said:

43-Unit Multifamily Development Proposed Along North Harvard Street in Allston​

“A new residential development has been proposed for 263 North Harvard Street in Allston, where plans call for a four-story multifamily building on an 11,525-square-foot corner site at North Harvard and Easton streets. The project aims to deliver 43 new housing units in response to growing demand in the rapidly expanding neighborhood. Below grade, the building will include 14 vehicular parking spaces along with 44 secure resident bicycle spaces housed in a dedicated bike room…..”

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43-Unit Multifamily Development Proposed Along North Harvard Street in Allston

43-Unit Multifamily Development Proposed Along North Harvard Street in Allston
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Wish they'd go taller in that part of Allston
 

Allston Corner Site Slated for Eight-Story Mixed-Use Redevelopment​

“A long-standing commercial corner in Allston is poised for a major transformation as plans advance to redevelop the 4,979-square-foot property at Western Avenue and Travis Street into an eight-story mixed-use building featuring 20 residential units and two ground-floor retail spaces. Three of the units will be designated as affordable housing under the City of Boston’s Inclusionary Development Policy……..”

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Allston Corner Site Slated for Eight-Story Mixed-Use Redevelopment

Allston Corner Site Slated for Eight-Story Mixed-Use Redevelopment
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'Car-Free Living' Units for Allston: March 4, 2026

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201-207 Brighton Ave
145 units, 0 parking. Designated pick-up/drop off space
 

Developer gets ball rolling to replace bearing plant in Allston with 'car-free urban living'​

Rendering of proposed new apartment building


“A Burlington developer has filed plans to replace the Action Bearing building at 201-207 Brighton Ave. in Allston with a six-story, 145-unit apartment building.
Under DND Homes' proposal, the building would have 30 affordable apartments. Roughly half the units would be studios, with 47 one-bedroom units and the rest split among two- and three-bedroom units.
The proposal calls for no parking……”


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Allston Condo Project Secures $10M Permit for Foundation Work​

“A new condominium development is moving forward at 120 Braintree St. in Boston’s Allston neighborhood after receiving a $10 million building permit to begin foundation work. The project, known as Allston Residences, will feature a five-story building with 32 condominium units, including 15 one-bedroom, 15 two-bedroom, and two three-bedroom homes, along with a ground-floor retail space and off-street parking……….”

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Allston Condo Project Secures $10M Permit for Foundation Work

Allston Condo Project Secures $10M Permit for Foundation Work
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-Under review

90 Braintree Street​

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“The Project includes the demolition of the existing building to construct a new residential building containing approximately 85,000 sf of gross floor area and approximately 120 rental units, of which 20 will be affordable units. The Project will include approximately 9,500 sf of open space to serve the Project’s residents. Approximately 60 parking spaces will be provided in a partially at grade and below-grade garage. Ground level storage will be provided for approximately 120 bicycles.”

90 Braintree Street | Bostonplans.org

Development Projects and Planned Development Areas (PDAs) that the Development Review division is coordinating.
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