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01.23.2023
In Boston Real Estate Times: BPDA Board approves new housing in South Boston, Dorchester, and Allston
On January 20th, 2023, Boston Real Estate Times reported that the Boston Planning and Development Agency (BPDA) approved “four new development projects” throughout the City of Boston, one of them being HYM Investment Group LLC and My City at Peace’s (MyCaP) P3 Roxbury development initiative — Click to read more details.
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01.23.2023
In Boston Globe: Big happenings all over town won BPDA approval this week
On January 20th, 2023, Boston Globe reported that the Boston Planning and Development Agency (BPDA) green-lighted multiple projects across Boston, including HYM Investment Group and My City at Peace’s Parcel 3 Roxbury — Click to read more details.
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01.17.2023
In Boston Globe: Is inclusionary zoning a good tool for cities and towns to expand affordable housing?
Read Leslie Reid’s, MPDC’s CEO, response to Boston Globe’s “The Argument” about inclusionary zoning and affordable housing in Boston — Click to read more details.
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10.28.2022
In Universal Hub: Urban League wins approval of new residential building and office on Warren Street in Roxbury
On October 25th, 2022, Universal Hub shared that the Zoning Board of Appeal approved Urban League’s proposal to “replace its current headquarters on Warren Street in Roxbury with a new six-story building would have a new office for the league topped with a mix of apartments and condos – 65 in all and all designated as affordable” — Click to read more details.