Featured Projects

Catalyst Housing is an adaptive reuse of existing commercial space into 23 permanent supportive housing units for youth aged 18-24 experiencing homelessness and 1 live-in Resident Manager unit.

Revitalizing a former mill section of Main 
South in Worcester by transforming a 
vacant parcel into an affordable housing 
development offering 48 affordable 
homes.

Finch Cambridge (formerly called Concord Highlands), developed by Homeowner’s Rehab, Inc., was the largest new construction, affordable housing community to be built in Cambridge in over 40 years. Located across from Fresh Pond in the Alewife area, the development provides 98 apartments that are affordable to low, moderate, and middle-income households. Finch Cambridge provides crucial affordable rental apartments in this area of Cambridge, which is a Designated Area of Opportunity and is transforming from an industrial and manufacturing district into a new mixed-use neighborhood.

The Prospect Estates Resyndication project involves the historic rehabilitation of two mid-rise multifamily buildings. The development will preserve 25 units of affordable housing.

Cheney Homes is the new construction development of a single building with 48 affordable apartment units for seniors (55+) and a first-floor community service facility in which resident services and Program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly (“PACE”) services will be offered.

New construction of a four-story 
affordable housing development in the 
Bowdoin-Geneva area of Dorchester with 
41 apartments, first floor commercial 
space to house the Dorchester 
Community Food Co-op, and an open 
plaza. 

Dorchester Bay Economic Development Corporation (DBEDC) is sponsoring the renovation and preservation of Dudley Terrace Apartments, five buildings containing 56 apartments scattered throughout the Uphams Corner and Savin Hill neighborhoods of Dorchester. These buildings, one of which is a historic preservation property, have been long-term homes for many of the residents. Originally constructed between 1890 and 1925, the buildings range from three to four stories, and include a mix of one, two, and three-bedroom apartments totaling over 57,000 square feet. They are within easy reach of public transportation and major routes, and one property includes a neighborhood market on the ground floor. The project renovations include major upgrades to the occupied spaces, improved ventilation, windows, and exterior repairs.

The Rosewood Way project comprises the new construction of 10 townhome-style buildings containing 62 units, and a standalone community building. The project will increase the supply of affordable and mixed-income housing in a suburban area with a high demand for affordable rental housing, but limited affordable housing stock.

Curtis Apartments Phase I includes the demolition of 3 existing buildings containing 90 units and current property management offices to construct 129 new residential rental apartments.