McCormack Housing Complex Redo | Old Colony Avenue | South Boston

WinnCompanies and Boston Housing Authority Secure Financing to Start Redevelopment of Mary Ellen McCormack Complex​

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Long-Awaited Project Begins with $62 Million Building, $8 Million in Infrastructure Work​


“WinnCompanies and the Boston Housing Authority (BHA) have announced the closing on financing for the construction of a new $62 million apartment building and $8 million in major infrastructure work for the redevelopment of the Mary Ellen McCormack public housing complex, kicking off the first phase of the long-awaited 3,300-unit, large-scale mixed-income and mixed-use project.

When completed in the fall of 2026, the first 112,000-square-foot building will provide 94 modern apartments for low-income families currently living at the Mary Ellen McCormack community, offering 37 one-bedroom units, 44 two-bedroom units, 12 three-bedroom units and one four-bedroom unit……….”


https://www.bldup.com/posts/winncom...redevelopment-of-mary-ellen-mccormack-complex
 
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



















 
A reminder of whats u/c, phase 1 on the right.
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Found this new aerial massing model
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Link

Tower on the left
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Mary Ellen McCormack Community | Home

Mary Ellen McCormack community engagement page. Stay up to date and leave feedback for the project team
www.memredevelopment.com
 
Apparently building A is the one broken ground on and will be the first to go up:


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“MassHousing joined WinnCompanies and Boston Housing Authority in South Boston yesterday for the Mary Ellen McCormack redevelopment groundbreaking celebration. With 200+ folks in attendance, the audience heard from speakers including Representative Stephen F. Lynch, Governor Maura Healey, and Mayor Michelle Wu 吳弭.

The first phase of redevelopment is beginning with the construction of “Building A”, which will provide 94 replacement affordable units for existing Mary Ellen McCormack households. Building A is only the first of eight new residential buildings planned for phase one of the project.”

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