Following over two years of review and public comments that prompted major changes to the development plan, Boston-based Core Investments received approval to build 11 commercial and residential buildings totaling nearly 3.8 million square feet on South Boston’s Dorchester Avenue.
The On the Dot project will create 1,460 housing units, 17 percent of which will be income-restricted, comprising over a third of the project square-footage.
The 21-acre site at 475-511 Dorchester Ave. is part of a neighborhood steadily transforming from industrial uses to large multifamily and commercial buildings, including the Washington Village apartments on Old Colony Ave. and National Development’s Iron Works mixed-use campus on Dorchester Avenue.
Source: BPDA Approves On the Dot Development, Office Conversion Incentives – Banker & Tradesman
