Dorchester
Five-floor building could fill Newbury Street parking lot
The week’s other big development news includes a proposed apartment building between Hyde Park and Roslindale and a possible Superfund designation for the Neponset.
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What $2,900 rents in Boston now
Check out how far the sum stretches per month in South Boston, Dorchester, Beacon Hill, and elsewhere.
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What $775,000 buys in Boston now
Discover how far the sum goes in South Boston, Dorchester, Fenway, and elsewhere.
Big reveal: A three-bedroom with parking in Dorchester
Not too many Curbed Boston readers got this one—did you?
6 Dorchester open houses this weekend under $700,000
These condos in Boston’s largest neighborhood run from $445,000 to $699,000.
What $2,000 a month rents in Boston now
Discover how far the sum goes in Roxbury, Back Bay, Jamaica Plain, and elsewhere.
How much for a three-bedroom in Dot’s Upham’s Corner?
The spread includes one bathroom and two parking spots. Take a look around and then take your best guess.
Big reveal: A new two-bedroom in Dorchester’s Lower Mills
Not too many Curbed Boston readers guessed the correct asking price here—did you?
What $575,000 buys around Boston
Discover what the sum commands in neighborhoods such as Dorchester, South Boston, and Fort Point.
Time machine for sale in Dorchester
The Queen Anne Vic in Ashmont has been in the same family for six decades and it shows—in a good way.
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10 solid starter home options in Dorchester
Boston’s largest neighborhood is full of opportunity for first-time buyers, including actual houses. Check out the potential in enclaves such as Ashmont, Upham’s Corner, Adams Village, and Lower Mills.
How much for a new two-bedroom in Dorchester’s Lower Mills?
The spread near the Neponset River comes with a garage parking spot. Take a look and then take your best guess.
Dot three-bedroom with two decks asks $469,000
The second-floor condo in a three-unit building showcases the deals that can be had beyond downtown Boston.
Pru renovation work likely to wrap by mid-2022
Other big development news of the week includes a 25-acre Roslindale parcel for sale and major development throughout Dorchester.
What $2,250 a month rents in Boston
The sum can nab sizable spreads in neighborhoods such as Dorchester, Allston, and Roxbury—but in other places it’s a tight fit.
More development for Dorchester
A three-building, 239-unit project behind the South Bay mall would include "compact-sized living" as well as new open space and offices.
What $550,000 buys in Boston
The sum can command a house in neighborhoods such as Roslindale and Dorchester and sleeker condos in South Boston and East Boston.
New Seaport building will mean new shuttle service to Roxbury’s Nubian Square
The week’s other big development news includes a fresh plan for redeveloping the Boston Harbor Garage and another big proposal along Morrissey Boulevard.
Washington Village proposal in Southie adds apartments
The complex near Andrew Square would also now have seven buildings total.
What $450,000 buys in Boston
The sum definitely gets you on the property ladder in the city, with nice spreads readily available in neighborhoods such as Hyde Park, Dorchester, and East Boston.
Dorchester pitch calls for 608 apartments near Red Line
A proposal would have the old Channel 56 site at 75 Morrissey Boulevard host two towers of up to 17 stories.
Dot condo carved out of a single-family on sale for $475K
Just what the city needs! It’s one of three units in the property between Codman Square and Lower Mills.
What $2,500 a month rents in Boston
The sum can command quite a bit of space, depending on where you look in the city. Here are options in Dorchester, Mission Hill, the North End, and elsewhere.
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10 two-bedrooms for sale off the Red Line
These spreads in Cambridge, Boston, and Quincy each offer a fair amount of space as well as ready proximity to the T’s busiest line.
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7 Dorchester two-bedrooms on sale now
Compare and contrast the two-bedroom offerings in Boston’s largest neighborhood, some asking below $500,000.
What $3,000 a month rents in Boston
The sum can rent quite a bit farther out in Boston, in neighborhoods such as Hyde Park and Charlestown, but the pickings are smaller closer to downtown.
Fenway apartments, once supposed to be dorms, win key approval
Other big development news of the week includes disruption at South Station, a tentative opening date for the Globe’s old HQ, and a big listing from UMass-Boston.
A bonafide house in Boston proper for under $600,000
It’s rare to find a decent single-family within the city limits for around that amount. This Dorchester spread checks the box.
What $500,000 buys in Boston
The sum can command a wide variety of properties in neighborhoods such as Dorchester, East Boston, and Jamaica Plain, though most won’t be all that big.
The Boston area’s booming life sciences industry and why it matters for real estate
Jobs in the field pay handsomely, and that helps fuel a housing market that’s come to depend on more affluent tenants and buyers.
Redevelopment of the old Boston Globe HQ could wrap this summer
The 16.5-acre Dorchester site wants tenants for what its developer hopes becomes a tech-biotech hub.
UMass wants a developer for 10 acres in Columbia Point
The project could create a new "front door" for UMass-Boston via a fresh avenue from the Red Line.
What $2,500 a month rents in Dorchester
The sum can command quite a bit of square footage in Dot enclaves such as Lower Mills, Ashmont, and Savin Hill.
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Where to shop for furniture and home decor in the Boston area
These selections range from discount spots for the more budget-conscious to higher-end boutiques that put the "hand" in "handmade."
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8 Dorchester open houses this weekend starting at $375K
With the new year upon us, we’re perusing what the evolving Boston market has to offer. What better place to start than in the city’s largest neighborhood?
Developers size up land around WBZ-TV’s Allston studios
Other big development news of the week includes another major project in Allston as well as ones in Somerville and Cambridge—and the top neighborhoods of the 2010s.
Boston might plunk apartments atop library branches
Other big development news of the week includes a Kenmore Square hotel advancing, a pivot on Fenway Center, and an effort underway to stop the demolition of the Hurley Building. And sports!
Whimsical Dot fixer-upper asks $699K
The Victorian in Savin Hill dating from 1890 includes touches such as pocket doors and stained glass—but it needs some work.
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Developments of the decade
Encore Boston Harbor, Assembly Row, Boston Landing, Seaport Square, the Ink Block, and more—these projects left indelible marks on the Boston region in the 2010s.