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    South End Infill and Small Developments

    5/3: 88 East Newton Street (Renovation - Newton Pavilion Building - Lemuel Shattuck Hospital relocation) (Main thread: Shattuck Hospital Relocation and Redevelopment | Jamaica Plain) 575 Albany Street (Renovation - 44 units) (Main thread: The Smith | 660 Harrison Avenue | South End)...
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    Shattuck Hospital Relocation and Redevelopment | Jamaica Plain

    5/3: The former Newton Pavilion:
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    The Smith | 660 Harrison Avenue | South End

    5/3: A building permit was issued on April 28: "*At Risk* working to ROUGH inspections pending issuance of ALT1662406 for; Renovation of an existing five story building and addition of a sixth floor to accommodate new residential units and ancillary spaces.; Site prep, excavation, installation...
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    The New Residential Conversion Thread

    5/3: Internal demolition is underway at 615 Albany Street:
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    McCormack Housing Complex Redo | Old Colony Avenue | South Boston

    Sitework is now taking place on an area of more than 2 acres. 252-270 Msgr O'Callaghan Way and 46-60 Logan Way have been demolished, and Logan Way has been vacated between Devine and Msgr O'Callaghan. Signs for Mary Ellen McCormack Building A (94 units) have been posted. Demolition area
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    General Boston Discussion

    Late response, but: The 2012 sale was of 685-691 Washington Street (Penang Building) next door. HBI had held on to the Hayden Building until this latest sale. HBI still maintains a perpetual preservation easement on the property and has the right to review any proposed renovations, so it's...
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    North End | Downtown Small Infill Projects

    As unremarkable as the previous building that stood here was, it was actually a lot older than I would have guessed: "211 Endicott Street One of the few smaller wooden structures left in the North End. A deed search seems to indicate that this house was built between 1844 and 1855. Dana...
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    Dorchester Infill and Small Developments

    Agreed. There's a cluster of inappropriately-named "avenues" in this area that appeared around 1891 (all of which ran through land belonging to the estate of one Caroline Jackson). Don't know the reason for the nomenclature - it doesn't seem like New England Ave. was ever meant to be anything...
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    Dorchester Infill and Small Developments

    PART 2 OF 2 4/18 & 4/19: 131-133 Hancock Street (Conservatory Lab Charter School addition) --- 22 High Street (15 units) --- 1121 Dorchester Avenue (21 units) --- 734 Dudley Street (25 units) --- 706 Dudley Street (26 units - possibly inactive?) --- 100 Allstate Road (9...
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    Dorchester Infill and Small Developments

    PART 1 OF 2 4/18 & 4/19: 500 Talbot Avenue (42 units) --- Second Church in Dorchester and Codman Square Park (Renovations) --- 3 Aspinwall Road (34 condos) --- 151 Spencer Street (19 units) --- 270 Talbot Avenue (18 condos) --- 25 New England Avenue (23 units) ---...
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    East Boston Infill and Small Developments

    4/13: 175 Orleans Street (123-key hotel) 9 McKay Place (41 units) 151 Liverpool Street (36 units) 7-11 Curtis Street (23 units) 28-30 Geneva Street (19 units) 95-97 Addison Street (12 units) 255 Maverick Street (9 units) 246 Havre Street (9 units) 125 Addison...
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    Bunker Hill Housing Redevelopment | Charlestown

    4/12 Continued grading on the block between Corey Street, Samuel Morse Way, & Decatur Street:
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    Charlestown Infill and Small Developments

    A couple of miscellaneous projects (4/12): 106-108 Bunker Hill Street (6 units) 6-8 Nearen Row (2 units) 59-75 Old Landing Way (new siding) Clougherty Bathhouse and Doherty Playground Renovations
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    Residences at Readville Station | 1717-1725 Hyde Park Ave | Hyde Park

    Bisnow is reporting that the new developer is Joseph Federico - the same person behind 1305 Hyde Park Ave. Don't know anything about him otherwise.
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    Residential Tower | 41 Lagrange Street | Chinatown

    A bit of history of this location: (project site marked by red dot) 19th Century Lagrange Street almost certainly owes its name to the Château de la Grange-Bléneau, the castle of the Marquis de Lafayette. The famous Revolutionary War hero had visited Boston on several occasions, the most...

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