144 Addison Street

$3.2M Plumbing & Gas Permits Pulled for East Boston Multifamily Project

Permits valued at $3.2M have been pulled for the plumbing & gas install to 144 Addison Street in East Boston. The upcoming development will feature 230 apartments across 2 buildings connected by a central resident amenity space. . A total of 169 vehicle garage parking spaces, 270 covered bicycle storage spaces, and 15 exterior bicycle parking spaces would be provided on-site.

$1M Electrical Permit for 144 Addison St Project in East Boston

An electrical permit valued at $1,050,000 has been pulled for the 144 Addison Street multi-family project in East Boston. The upcoming development will feature 230 apartments across 2 buildings connected by a central resident amenity area. Along with amenity space, the project is also set to include parking for 169 vehicles and 285 bicycles. 

East Boston Project Financed for $60.24 Million

The project at 144 Addison Street in East Boston has been financed via M&T Bank for $60,244,730.

The upcoming multi-family residential development will feature 230 apartment residences across two new-construction buildings ranging from three to five stories in height. Both buildings will be connected with a central resident amenity section.

A total of 169 vehicle garage parking spaces, 270 covered bicycle storage spaces, and 15 exterior bicycle parking spaces would be provided on-site.

Permit Pulled to Begin Site Mobilization for 230 Unit Multi-Family Project in East Boston

Dellbrook has pulled a permit to being site work mobilization in anticipation of the imminent start of construction for the 144 Addison Street project. The East Boston project will feature a total of 230 rental units between two buildings. The development will also include parking for 169 vehicles and over 80,000 square feet of open space.

270 Unit Project Approved in East Boston

The Boston Planning Board has approved the 270 unit residential project at 144 Addison Street in East Boston. The approval comes after the development site was bought by Gate Residential for $10M last November. 144 Addison Street will feature 2 new buildings to include 270 apartments and parking for 179 cars. Units will range in size from studios to two bedrooms.  The project is located just a few blocks from East Boston's Constitution Beach.

Gate Residential Acquires East Boston Development Site

Gate Residential has acquired the property at 144 Addison Street in East Boston for $10 Million.

The proposed multi-family residential development would feature 270 apartment residences across two new-construction buildings ranging from three to five stories in height. Residences would include 59 studios, 149 one bedrooms, and 62 two-bedrooms. Both buildings would be connected with a central resident amenity section. A total of 179 vehicle garage parking spaces, 270 covered bicycle storage spaces, and 15 exterior bicycle parking spaces would be provided on site.

270-unit East Boston apartment development could break ground late 2018

A proposed 270-unit multifamily development at 144 Addison Street in East Boston, located minutes from the Orient Heights MBTA Blue Line station and Route 1A, is expected to break ground by the end of the year per newly revealed project plans. The project would feature two new-construction buildings containing apartments including 59 studios, 149 one-bedrooms and 62 two-bedrooms, with 179 on-site vehicle garage parking spaces.

144 Addison Street would be built in two phases, with construction expected to last approximately 24 months and the first apartments expected to open December 2020. Project proponents Gate Residential and Bulgroup Properties have filed plans for 144 Addison Street with the Boston Planning & Development Agency (BPDA), who is now reviewing the proposed development.

300 residences proposed near East Boston's Orient Heights

Gate Residential and Bulgroup Properties propose to construct a new mixed-use development in East Boston featuring 300 residential units and approximately 2,000 square feet of ground-floor commercial space a short walk from the Orient Heights MBTA Blue Line station. The development would be constructed on a 3.29-acre surface parking lot currently leased to Avis Car Rental. The proponents have filed a Letter of Intent (LOI) to construct the project with the Boston Planning & Development Agency (BPDA) and anticipate to file an Expanded Project Notification Form (EPNF) with additional details within next 60 days.