Dorchester Infill and Small Developments

Six-story apartment building approved for Dorchester's big-pear square​

Rendering of proposed apartment building


“The Zoning Board of Appeal today approved a developer's plans for a six-story, 45-unit apartment building on a parcel that stretches from Massachusetts Avenue to Boston Street in Edward Everett Square in Dorchester, home of the city's largest statue of a pear(link is external).

Developer Doug George's plans for 1274 Massachusetts Ave. include eight affordable apartments. Also: First-floor retail space and 25 parking spaces in an underground garage. In a filing with the Boston Planning Department, he said access to the parking would be via a ramp at the neighboring 1258 Massachusetts Ave., which he previously built…..”

 

Six-story apartment building approved for Dorchester's big-pear square​

Rendering of proposed apartment building


“The Zoning Board of Appeal today approved a developer's plans for a six-story, 45-unit apartment building on a parcel that stretches from Massachusetts Avenue to Boston Street in Edward Everett Square in Dorchester, home of the city's largest statue of a pear(link is external).

Developer Doug George's plans for 1274 Massachusetts Ave. include eight affordable apartments. Also: First-floor retail space and 25 parking spaces in an underground garage. In a filing with the Boston Planning Department, he said access to the parking would be via a ramp at the neighboring 1258 Massachusetts Ave., which he previously built…..”


Thanks Stick. I believe you had previously made a dedicated thread for this one as well?
 
PART 1 OF 3

7/12 & 7/13:

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900 Morrissey Boulevard (Hotel to residential conversion - 99 units)




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247 Hancock Street (47 units)




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500 Talbot Avenue (42 units)




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33 Hamilton Street (36 units)




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3 Aspinwall Road (34 condos)




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185-191 Geneva Avenue (27 units - inactive?)




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150-160 Morrissey Boulevard (BC High - Patrick F. Cadigan '52 Family Foundation Wellness Complex)




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25 New England Avenue (23 units)




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1121 Dorchester Avenue (21 units)




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315 Mount Vernon Street (Dorchester Fieldhouse - Martin Richard Foundation and the Boys & Girls Clubs of Dorchester)




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151 Spencer Street (19 units)




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270 Talbot Avenue (18 condos)




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22 High Street (15 units)




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131-133 Hancock Street (Conservatory Lab Charter School addition)




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425-427 Quincy Street (14 units)




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77-81 Harvard Street (13 units)

 
PART 2 OF 3

7/12 & 7/13:

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405 Washington Street (13 units)




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1028-1044 Blue Hill Avenue (12 units)




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104-108 Norwell Street (12 units across 3 buildings)




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1015-1019 Blue Hill Avenue (10 units)




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218-256 Washington Street (Washington Street Urban Forest)




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171-179 Bowdoin Street (9 units)




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100 Allstate Road (9 units)




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583 Ashmont Street (9 units)




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1039 Blue Hill Avenue / 6 Fabyan Street (8 units)




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84 Harvard Street (8 units)




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60 Stanley Street
(8 units)




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101-107 Norwell Street (8 units across 4 buildings)




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268 Geneva Avenue (7 units)




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276 Geneva Avenue (7 units)




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1520 Dorchester Avenue (Boston Public Library - Fields Corner Branch)




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241 Geneva Avenue (6 units)




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PART 3 OF 3

7/12 & 7/13:

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22 Eunice Street (6 units)




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706 Dudley Street (26 units - possibly inactive? Community/church building)




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118 Bowdoin Street (Debre Menkrat Saint Gabriel Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church)




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94 Harvard Street (4 units)




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6 Groom Street (Gut renovation - 4 units)




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57 Nightingale Street (3 units)




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143-147 Norwell Street (3 single-family homes)




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52 Bellevue Street (3 units)




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27-29 Browning Avenue (2 units)




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1 Rock Terrace
(2 units)




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419 Geneva Avenue (Gut renovation)




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Second Church in Dorchester and Codman Square Park (Renovations)




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