0.5 min readBy Published On: February 13th, 2018Categories: News0 Comments on Affordable housing and a food coop approved for Dot! 

On Tuesday, the Board of Appeals approved a plans for 191-195 Bowdoin Street to transform two vacant lots into 41 affordable units and a new “customer-and worker owned” market.  

The apartments would be marketed to people making no more than 60% of the area median income and 11 units would be reserved for people making up to 30% of the area median income.

There will also be 46 parking spaces and a large 3,500 plaza along Bowdoin Street.  According to Universal Hub, both lots have been vacant for a long time.  One is currently owned by the City of Boston and the other owned by the Dorchester Economic Development Corp.

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