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dr_k42 t1_j51zdse wrote

163 one- and two-bedroom apartments... garage offering 107 spaces...

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Hrhnick t1_j520wg0 wrote

All of the projects sound like a parking nightmare...

  • 163 one- and two-bedroom apartments, below-ground garage offering 107 spaces
  • 145 studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments, the plans show that some of the current open space at the property would be preserved for use by residents.
  • 108 studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments, parking garage would include 62 parking spaces and a semi-automated, two-level car stacking system
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saintsandopossums t1_j55j44z wrote

Sounds fine to me, honestly. We're never going to get robust and well-funded public transit here unless people actually USE it here. The developments are right on a bus line and right by the commuter rail. If the companies building them see demand for folks without cars to rent, the fewer parking spaces the better

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becomingelle t1_j54qp4a wrote

I'm starting to despise 1+5 construction 🤮🤮

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draken2019 t1_j53dfpm wrote

It's too bad that they'll likely all be controlled by major companies and under very little regulation on what they charge for rent.

Other than the required % of low cost housing, this won't have much of an impact on rent prices.

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Apprehensive-Mode-45 t1_j59t2pk wrote

Inclusionary zoning hasn’t passed yet, so these developments will all be market rate. It makes me sad.

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