After meeting with residents and city officials, a Washington Street developer has once again changed the affordable unit percentage of a proposed building. The developer from Wellesley is now proposing that the building sited for 3326 Washington St. include 9 affordable units. The affordable units would be a mix of income-restricted units with varying area median income levels (AMI), including 30% AMI, 50% AMI, and 70% AMI units, as well as three units to be offered…
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Boston Mayor Michelle Wu met with a group of Forest Hills area residents inside the MBTA station on Saturday to discuss how to make streets safer. Wu apologized that changes haven’t happened yet after her administration had previously met with residents during the last several years. She said the project is on her personal radar, and that she passes through the Forest Hills area at least one time day, one way or another (bus, train,…
When neighbors discuss what businesses they want, grocery stores are a perennial favorite. And that’s the plan for the re-development of the Doyle’s block: A small grocery store, in addition to a new restaurant and condos.
Editor’s note: This meeting was originally rescheduled for Dec. 1, and has been moved to Dec. 8.
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There will be a public meeting on Dec. 8 to discuss a proposed 5-story building at the corner of Washington and Green streets that would provide 38 units for low-income and extremely low-income seniors.