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Feel Safe At Home
Jamaica Plain, MA
Supportive Housing
Homes
Investment
Expected Completion
TCB has partnered with the Pine Street Inn (New England’s largest homeless services provider) to create 3368 Washington, an affordable mixed-use development in Boston’s Jamaica Plain neighborhood. 3368 Washington includes 140 supportive rental-units as well as 62 low/moderate-income residences.
Pine Street’s case management staff will be available on-site to provide resident services. In a press release, Mayor Michelle Wu said: “Once complete, these apartments will represent the largest supportive housing development in the city, delivering stable, affordable homes to those who require it most.”
Boston, MA
Mixed-Income
Homes
Investment
Completion
Urban Land Institute Jack Kemp Affordable and Workforce Housing Award
2021
Multifamily Executive Excellence in Multifamily Industry Mixed-Income Development Award
2021
Multi-Housing News Excellence Award for Affordable/Workforce Housing
2021
In February 2020, TCB announced the grand opening of A.O. Flats at Forest Hills, a transit-oriented, workforce housing development in Jamaica Plain. The energy-efficient building consists of 78 units affordable to low-income and moderate-income residents.
A.O. Flats has a Platinum level of LEED certifiability and includes 1,500 square feet of commercial space on the first floor.
Housing opportunities like this one create a stronger community and are a model for creating affordable green development all across the City of Boston, I want to thank The Community Builders, our partners, and the Forest Hills community for continuing to work with us to create this needed new affordable housing and retail space here in Jamaica Plain.”
Former Boston Mayor Marty Walsh
Holyoke, MA
Preservation
Homes
Investment
Completion
Affordable Housing Finance, Readers Choice Award in Public Housing Redevelopment
2021
Affordable Housing Tax Credit Coalition, Charles L. Edson Award in HUD Preservation
2021
In the early 2010s, Lyman Terrace had become functionally obsolete and needed a revitalization to effectively support its residents and the economic redevelopment of downtown. Between 2016-2021, TCB led two phases of redevelopment of Lyman Terrace. Serving as home to 164 families, the renovation of Lyman Terrace was completed in partnership with Holyoke Housing Authority.
Recognized in excellence in the U.S. Department of Urban Housing and Development Preservation category, Lyman Terrace was the recipient of two national awards: a 2021 Charles L. Edson Tax Credit Excellence Award and a 2021 Affordable Housing Finance Readers’ Choice Award.