The six-story Moxy Hotel is 145 rooms, down from the 199-room AC Hotel proposed in 2023 – though the first permits were in 2017.
Moxy Hotel project is moving forward on the city line with 145 guest rooms
Two challenges to Cambridge laws could complicate the path to homebuilding
Both are referred for discussion, but one angered the vice mayor for freezing projects seeking to move forward under Affordable Housing Overlay zoning.
Concerns about parking and traffic dominate meeting on adding 92 affordable homes in Cambridge
An affordable-homes apartment building proposed for North Cambridge is bringing its developers a by now familiar kind of whiplash.
Nine years later, empty Vail Court is headed again toward becoming affordable housing
The long and narrow lot seized by the city in 2016 is again due to get a developer and be shaped into homes, though no time too soon.
Keezer’s has a next home and Simon’s Coffee Shop is looking as an apartment project speeds toward construction
The apartment project at 1740 Massachusetts Ave. is on track for a permit submission in June and demolition in the months that follow.
Cambridge’s first social housing project may already be identified, and a task force hasn’t even met
The task force is meant to explore how to make a social housing project possible, but a Cambridge agency may already have an answer.
Planning Board members love a 1740 Mass. Ave. project, its mural idea and learning how to say ‘Linnaean’
The developer of 1740 Massachusetts Ave. at Linnaean Street got its flowers from Cambridge’s Planning Board. It's “grown on me,” a member said.
There’s worry that the more-liked plan for Somerville’s 90 Washington St. land will be impossible to build
The rules to develop land at 90 Washington St. say two plans must go forward – and since there are only two plans to choose from, both were advanced.
Frustration is rising before a multifamily project does at 88 Ellery St.
A six-story condo project was continued again by the Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Conservation District Commission. It’s been before the NCD since January.
Healthpeak gets first approvals for 42 acres, but hears calls to speed up building a bridge to Alewife
With 42 acres of a new neighborhood expected to be developed over what may be decades, Planning Board were keen to hear about a bridge over train tracks.