Housing with Public Assets | Boston.gov
In February 2018, we asked local communities and developers whether combining housing and public assets would work in Boston. We also asked where it should be done. City departments worked together to release a Request for Information and a list of public assets for consideration. We are excited to share with you: all 24 of the responses to the Request for Information what we have learned so far from the responses, and what’s next for Housing with Public Assets in Boston.
Housing with Public Assets Could building housing on top of — or next to — City buildings, such as libraries and community centers, benefit our communities? Page Sections In February 2018, we asked local communities and developers whether combining housing and public assets would work in Boston. We also asked where it should be done. City departments worked together to release a Request for Information and a list of public assets for consideration. We are excited to share with you: all 24 of the responses to the Request for Information what we have learned so far from the responses, and what’s
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