Should 30+ Affordable Senior Rental Units Be Built On This Municipal Lot? | Jamaica Plain News
What if housing were combined with public assets like libraries, municipal buildings and lots, fire stations and other city-owned properties? That was a question the city asked of communities and […]
Should 30+ Affordable Senior Rental Units Be Built On This Municipal Lot? By David Ertischek on May 1, 2018 Last updated on April 27, 2018 What if housing were combined with public assets like libraries, municipal buildings and lots, fire stations and other city-owned properties? That was a question the city asked of communities and developers while seeking ideas in January. More than 25 very early stage concepts were submitted with one developer selecting a site in Jamaica Plain. The municipal lot at 490-498 Centre St. The Jamaica Plain Neighborhood Development Corporation (JPNDC) submitted t
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