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20 affordable Condos Approved
Black Economic Council of Massachusetts annual meeting
Housing activists push for return of rent control
The Zoning Board of Appeal today approved a non-profit's plans for a four-story, 20-unit condo building at 75-81 Dudley St. at Guild Row in Nubian Square.
Housing activists push for return of rent control
Black Economic Council of Massachusetts annual meeting
Housing activists push for return of rent control
Nearly 26 years after a ballot initiative banned rent control statewide, voters may soon have a chance to reconsider.
Black Economic Council of Massachusetts annual meeting
Black Economic Council of Massachusetts annual meeting
Black Economic Council of Massachusetts annual meeting
Joseph Feaster, Segun Idowu, Mayor Martin Walsh, and Darryl Settles enjoy a moment during the Black Economic Council of Massachusetts annual meeting. PHOTO: JOHN WILCOX, MAYOR’S OFFICE
CHUCK TURNER WAY
Apartment building with coffee shop approved for Blue Hill Avenue in Mattapan
Black Economic Council of Massachusetts annual meeting
The Highland Park Neighborhood Council voted this week to ask the city to rename a portion of Dudley Street to Chuck Turner Way in honor of the former city councilor, who died last month.
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Apartment building with coffee shop approved for Blue Hill Avenue in Mattapan
Apartment building with coffee shop approved for Blue Hill Avenue in Mattapan
Entrepreneurs and nonprofit workers can sign up as members of Reevx Labs by first entering their names and emails into Berkshire’s database. They can then reserve space in the 2,200-square-foot lab’s conference room, workstations or multifunction room. Source: BayStateBanner
Apartment building with coffee shop approved for Blue Hill Avenue in Mattapan
Apartment building with coffee shop approved for Blue Hill Avenue in Mattapan
Apartment building with coffee shop approved for Blue Hill Avenue in Mattapan
The Zoning Board of Appeal today approved a five-story, 39-unit apartment building on Blue Hill Avenue at Wellington Hill Street that will include ground-floor space for a coffee shop and two other small stores. Read more.