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08.24.2022
In The Bay State Banner: When the BRA leveled a Lower Roxbury neighborhood
Up until the late 1960s, the area of Lower Roxbury around Madison Park was a vibrant neighborhood where luminaries such as jazz drummer Roy Haynes, former state representative and Minister Michael Haynes, Nation of Islam Minister Louis Farrakhan and former Boston Police Superintendent William Billy Celester came of age.
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08.23.2022
In The Dorchester Reporter: Center lane plan for Mattapan draws flak from top state Senate candidates
The four major candidates sounded off on the $60 million project at a forum on July 20 at Roxbury’s Hibernian Hall sponsored by the Communities of Color coalition. While much in the Blue Hill Avenue plan is up for debate, city transportation officials have indicated in community meetings that the center-lane bus proposal is likely a non-negotiable part of the planning.
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08.15.2022
In Banker & Tradesman: BPDA OKs 93 Condos, 43 Apartments
Four new multifamily projects advanced at the Boston Planning & Development Agency board of directors’ August meeting Thursday evening.
05.18.2022
Mayor Wu and Age Strong Commission Announce Madison Park Development Corporation as Recipient of “Creating Community & Reducing Social Isolation” Grant
On Tuesday, May 17th, 2022, Mayor Michelle Wu and the Age Strong Commission announced the recipients of the city of Boston’s Creating Community and Reducing Social Isolation grant. Madison Park Development Corporation, among others, received funding from the grant initiative.