Zoning Board of Appeal

Boston's Zoning Board of Appeal approved more than a dozen housing, commercial, and institutional projects at its July 16 hearing, capping a marathon session with unanimous backing for the 21-unit Garrison Trotter Phase 4 affordable homeownership development in Roxbury.

Boston's Zoning Board of Appeal approved more than a dozen development proposals at its June 25 remote hearing, highlighted by a unanimous green light for the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute's new home at 30 Westfield Street in Dorchester, a site designated by Mayor Michelle Wu's administration.

Boston's Zoning Board of Appeal approved more than a dozen development proposals at its June 25 remote hearing, highlighted by a unanimous green light for the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute's new home at 30 Westfield Street in Dorchester, a site designated by Mayor Michelle Wu's administration.

Boston's Zoning Board of Appeal approved a five-unit condominium project at 66 Palmer Street in East Boston on a 5-1 vote, overriding a denial-without-prejudice recommendation from the BPDA.

Boston's Zoning Board of Appeal approved a five-unit condominium project at 66 Palmer Street in East Boston on a 5-1 vote, overriding a denial-without-prejudice recommendation from the BPDA.

Boston's Zoning Board of Appeal approved more than a dozen projects at its May 7 meeting, headlined by a mini golf and restaurant venue for the former Crate and Barrel space at 761-793 Boylston Street and a 76-unit condominium building at 2-10 Hitchborn Street in Brighton.

Boston's Zoning Board of Appeal approved more than a dozen projects at its May 7 meeting, headlined by a mini golf and restaurant venue for the former Crate and Barrel space at 761-793 Boylston Street and a 76-unit condominium building at 2-10 Hitchborn Street in Brighton.

Boston's Zoning Board of Appeal unanimously approved a 95-unit, six-story mixed-use building at 100 St.

Boston's Zoning Board of Appeal unanimously approved a 95-unit, six-story mixed-use building at 100 St.

Boston's Zoning Board of Appeal opened a final-arbiter hearing on a 114-unit rental development at 270 Dorchester Avenue in South Boston that has been stalled since the COVID construction moratorium halted excavation in 2020.