Architect's rendering of 205 Maverick St.
Developer Joseph Nogueira of Woburn has filed plans with the BPDA to replace a one-story building housing the Maverick Street Market and the Swish & Swash Laundromat on Maverick Street across from Frankfort Street with a five-story building with 55 residential units - and room for the market and the laundromat to move back into.
Nogueira is proposing 34 parking spaces for the building, roughly a five-minute walk to the Maverick T stop.
Of the units, 12 would be studios, 19 would have one bedroom and 24 would have two bedrooms. Seven of the residential units would be marketed as affordable.
The design includes an entry courtyard that presents a unique urban experience as it relates to its immediate context and will serve as a compelling precedent for the area’s future development.
The current site:
205 Maverick St. small-project review application (8.1M PDF).
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Huh?
By ChrisInEastie
Tue, 07/03/2018 - 3:56pm
Written like a college sophomore desperately trying to pull an extra half letter grade by sounding smart. WTF does this even mean?
I also don’t believe for a second that the existing laundromat or store, or at least their current reasonable prices, will be moving back in.
I knew this was coming, why
By East Boston resident
Tue, 07/03/2018 - 6:09pm
I knew this was coming, why not , everyone else is building.
I guess (it’s monkey see monkey do)
What’s next?
How about the gas station across police station (60 units)
How about 60 units on top of Maverick station
Or Logan Airport selling off some land to developers .
I can see it now-
The convenience store is
By Bobd
Tue, 07/03/2018 - 6:14pm
The convenience store is leased out to someone who owns or leases 60 convenience stores across New England, so I don’t think rent increases would be an issue.
Laundromats are important to their neighborhoods!
By Ron Newman
Wed, 07/04/2018 - 12:16am
I'm glad to see the developer plans to retain one.
Good for the Neighborhood
By Mike Fav
Fri, 07/06/2018 - 10:38am
I believe this will be good for the neighborhood structure of the building will exceed everybody’s expectations .
Developer purcase E.Boston
By Angelo Gravell
Fri, 07/06/2018 - 4:34pm
I think it’s a good idea. The laundromat and convenient store will still be there at that location. It may be the start of an urban uptrend. I do not believe you will need multiple developers for this one project. It’s time to bring-back the East Boston we remember a few years ago.
"the East Boston we remember
By O Eastie Guy
Mon, 07/09/2018 - 11:27am
"the East Boston we remember a few years ago."
What does this mean????
Maverick Street Project
By tedpk
Wed, 07/04/2018 - 11:57am
Looking at both the Satellite Images and Street-Level Images the immediate area in question has the potential for many hundreds of units to be developed in 3 to 5 story buildings with ground floor local shops and restaurants
It should be developed by multiple developers into a local housing cluster for people who work at Logan and its surroundings or whose work takes them frequently. to / through Logan -- as its walking distance from Logan T, Terminals, hotels, etc.
In addition, if Amazon II goes to Suffolk Downs this area could also be a nice "2 stops on the Blue Line" or a bike ride commute for Amazonians
I don’t think Airport
By Mikex
Wed, 07/04/2018 - 3:02pm
I don’t think Airport employees are buying the condo’s in East Boston, the pilots, the airplane attendants are the one’s renting the Airbnb’s in East Boston that’s about it, Airline employee’s as well as Massport employee’s are not the one’s buying in East Boston they dont make enough money to keep up with payments on a $700k 2bedroom condo in Eastie, Massport employee’s are mostly North Shore types , they would rather spend their money on a spacious Revere, Saugus ,Winthrop or Middleton house.
Most of the people buying the luxury condo’s are the one’s with the high paying tech jobs in Cambridge’s Kendall sq area and vortex building at the Seaport.
Not sure about Eastie
By anon
Wed, 07/04/2018 - 2:05pm
But other sections of the City it’s a hard sell units with no parking. And it doesn’t matter how close to the T they’re located.
Uh huh
By blues_lead
Thu, 07/05/2018 - 12:13pm
1. I don't believe you, considering how high prices everywhere are, and how low vacancy rates are. 2. this has some parking. 3. parking is extremely expensive to build, so if we want to have more reasonable prices we need to allow developers to not build it, or not build so much of it.
Uh
By ChrisInEastie
Fri, 07/06/2018 - 11:45am
Have you been to East Boston lately?
Reasonable condo/house
By FEPS
Fri, 07/06/2018 - 4:09pm
Reasonable condo/house prices do not exist in East Boston any longer.. Lately , most house’s and condo’s that are on the market will definitely be bought with $10k over asking price .
Families are not the one’s buying homes and condo’s in East Boston, Most likely it’s a wealthy developer or investor out bidding the competition..
Well aware
By ChrisInEastie
Mon, 07/09/2018 - 9:46am
Comment was misinterpreted, see reply to below.
Yes
By blues_lead
Fri, 07/06/2018 - 4:56pm
Are you saying the prices are already reasonable? Cause that's news to me.
Nope
By ChrisInEastie
Mon, 07/09/2018 - 9:46am
I'm saying East Boston has quite a few buildings going up or being gut renovated with no parking (not talking about the waterfront monstrosities) and it's not doing anything for affordability.
This is good for all
By Tim W
Sat, 07/07/2018 - 9:28am
This project will be great for the neieghborhood and community. There is a desperate need for housing and this type of project will bring in significantly more tax revenue for the city. It will also significantly beautify the area and bring people that support local business.
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