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The parcel was subdivided out of 597-599 Columbus in 2020, and a lot of sources still (incorrectly) use the Columbus address for the site. Even the BPDA's own webpage for the project still lists it as being at 597-599 Columbus Ave. EDIT: Speaking of which...7/14:

6/1 (from Greenmount Street):

6/1: 1970 Dorchester Avenue (56 Units) 69 Bailey Street (21 Compact Living Units) 500 Talbot Avenue (42 Units) 3 Aspinwall Road (34 Condos) 10-32 Bowdoin Street (28 units) 185-191 Geneva Avenue (27 units) 706 Dudley Street (26 units) 734 Dudley Street (25 units) 37...

Virtually nothing. 72 Burbank Street had always previously been vacant, while 58 Burbank Street had been home to a plain one-story store built in 1915. (Sites in 1908) (Sites in 1917) (Sites in 1925) (Sites in 1938) (Sites in 1969) (58 Burbank Street in the late 20th century)

5/25 - 5/26: 1 & 16 Taber Street (40 & 30 units respectively) 373 Northampton Street (aka 577-599 Columbus Avenue - 47 units) 387-397 Dudley Street (24 units) 69-71 Proctor Street (Roxbury Preparatory Charter School)

5/25:

5/26: Lot D (the Kenzi - 50 units, opened last month) & Lot F (in site work)

5/26:

58 & 72 Burbank Street (single-family townhome and 27 units respectively) Looks like both these projects are now nearing completion. With these two buildings, the streetwall for Burbank Street is now completely infilled. 5/26:

5/25:

26 Court Street Renovation 5/17:

From 5/15 (Suffolk Downs + Sora Revere):

Some history of this site: 17th-18th Centuries This was originally at or near the thinnest point of the Neck connecting Boston and Roxbury. Soon after the foundation of Boston in 1630 a fortification was established at this location to protect the nascent town. In 1710 a second fortification...

I found this description from McCourt Construction. I think there was also a drive to build a building to disguise what had previously been an exposed utilities yard.

5/10...this isn't really Downtown, but not sure where else to put it. This is a Eversource substation on Charles and Warrenton. If there's a better place for this to go, I'd welcome a move.

5/10:

5/10...there were crews audibly working on site, despite the apparent lack of construction progress so far.

5/10:

1395-1405 Washington Street (33 units) This morning: This afternoon: Site History 1814 (On the water) 1852 (As neighboring area is being built up) 1868 (Current buildings now extant) 1899 (During construction of the Washington St. Elevated) 1956 2000s New building

5/7: 593-595 Albany Street O'Day Playground Renovations Peters Park - Little League Field Renovations 85 West Newton Street This project is on the former site of the Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, built in 1899 and substantially rehabilitated in the 1980s as a cultural...