The Beantown Cos. filed plans with the Boston Planning Department to add 47 units to the property at 1444-1446 Dorchester Ave.The developer plans to renovate the historic Clap-Field House, constructed in the late 1700s and later converted into a storage facility, and turn it into two multifamily units. It also plans to construct an adjacent five-story building with 45 units, nine of which would be affordable. In July, The Beantown Cos. CEO Marc Resnick purchased the property in the Fields Corner neighborhood for $5.6M, according to public records. The buyer was reportedly chosen from a larger pool because it planned to keep the integrity of the existing building.
The Beantown Cos. filed plans with the Boston Planning Department to add 47 units to the property at 1444-1446 Dorchester Ave.The developer plans to renovate the historic Clap-Field House, constructed in the late 1700s and later converted into a storage facility, and turn it into two multifamily units. It also plans to construct an adjacent five-story building with 45 units, nine of which would be affordable. In July, The Beantown Cos. CEO Marc Resnick purchased the property in the Fields Corner neighborhood for $5.6M, according to public records. The buyer was reportedly chosen from a larger pool because it planned to keep the integrity of the existing building.Source: Developer Seeks To Redevelop 1700s-Era Dorchester Building, Add Housing
