41 La Grange is phase II of the development at 48 Boylston Street. This new construction will create 94 units of mixed income housing in Downtown Boston. This project is being developed by the Planning Office for Urban Affairs and St. Francis. The project will include a mix of housing units priced for individuals and families at 30%, 50%, 110% AMI, and market rate. The building will also include amenities such as a community room, bicycle storage, laundry facility, and a fitness room.

This ~3,800 sq. ft. parcel has been in use under license for urban agriculture for several years, and a Request for Proposals was issued in November 2020 to solicit proposals to permanently preserve this site for urban food production. One proposal was received in January, and the latest proposed design can be found below in the slides from the recent Developer Presentation..

This small parcel, with a size of approximately 4,453 square feet, is nearly landlocked and surrounded by homes. It has been licensed for the purpose of urban ag over the last two years, and DND issued an RFP in August to seek proposals to preserve urban agriculture and open space use of the site and permanently protect the parcel from development. Eastie Farm, Inc., submitted the only proposal, and in January, the Public Facilities Commission voted to designate Eastie Farm as the tentative developer of the site.

JJ Carroll is an existing 64-unit Boston Housing Authority ("BHA") elderly development. BHA has designated 2Life Communities as partner to redevelop and expand the property. The resulting development will be comprised of 142 affordable apartments, an 11,000 square foot health center, 1,000 square feet of retail space, and 10,000 square feet of common space.