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Realizing Workforce Housing–Parcel 1B a Case Study

  • COST

    Free and open to the public

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    Knowledge Community

  • AUDIENCE

    Professionals

Please join a discussion on Parcel 1B, a mixed-use development in downtown Boston. The project’s 239 residential units will be income-restricted for individuals, couples and families with qualifying incomes. Additionally, 10 percent of the residential units will be three-bedroom units, providing much-needed affordable family housing in downtown Boston.

The unusual building required an extraordinary assembly of financing sources to pull it off. Yet despite its complexity, the project offers a template for other developers to meet the city’s goal of building more housing that middle-income residents can afford.

Panel
Richard Bertman FAIA, principal, CBT Architects
Chris Coios, associate principal, CBT Architects
Ted Lubitz, vice president, Related Beal
Mark Erlich, executive secretary-treasurer, New England Regional Council of Carpenters

For those who qualify, 1.5 LUs are available

This event is sponsored by the Housing Committee. To Learn more visit architects.org/Housing

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