City board approves new 22-unit building next to Murphy Funeral Home
December 12, 2025
A plan advanced by the owners of the Murphy Funeral Home on Dorchester Avenue to build a four-story building with 22 units of housing next to their current business was approved by the Boston Planning and Development Authority board on Dec. 11.
A developer this week filed plans for a six-story, 24-unit apartment on Hancock Street, across from the Dot Block project in Dorchester.
A developer this week filed plans for a six-story, 24-unit apartment on Hancock Street, across from the Dot Block project in Dorchester.
The construction site for the Fields Corner Library on Park Street and Dorchester Avenue reveals the glulams – engineered wood – that form the superstructure
Members of a campaign aimed at persuading people to enroll in the state’s Health Connector program took their message to the sidewalks and corner stores
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Time-sensitive plan to lower tax bills for Boston residents stuck in neutral as Senate won’t assign it to a committee, according to State House News
Mayor Michelle Wu’s making a new push to reduce sticker shock for residential property owners when the next tax bills come out in January.
A series of residential projects on formerly vacant city-owned lots along the Glenway Street corridor have broken ground this fall and are under construction. Many
State transportation officials will convene a public meeting on Tuesday evening, Dec. 16, at Boston College High School to discuss the future of the John
As more people in the Boston area feel squeezed by the housing market, they’re facing a new hurdle: a drop in the economic growth that
The owner of Pho Que Restaurant at 291 Adams St. has told members of the Fields Corner Civic Association (FCCA) that he wants a full
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