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Altitude Properties proposes redeveloping 363 Highland Avenue into two buildings: a 5-story building with a small setback on the 5th story in front, and a 6-story building in the rear. Estimated 200-250 units—studios, 1-bedrooms, and some larger units, 20% affordable.
The lot is currently zoned for 4 stories, however the developer says it isn't financially viable at 4 stories. Recorded Future is leaving the property, which the developer sees as an opportunity for this redevelopment. They also believe this new residential building would help stimulate development on the adjacent NStar site which is why they want to rezone that too.
Information
Information
🚦 Status: Seeking zoning change
🏢 Altitude Properties
↕️ 5 Stories, 6 Stories
🚗 ≈75 off-street parking spaces
🚲 ≈210 off-street parking spaces
Rendering of the proposed building from the project team
City Point-Of-Contact
City Point-Of-Contact
Jake Wilson, Councilor At Large
(Councilor Davis has recused himself due to living near the project.)
History
History
2025
2025
Adam Dash, attorney for the project, and Peter Quinn, architect, presented the proposed development at the DSNC May general meeting on June 2nd.
Adam Dash, Peter Quinn, and Gorka and Laurentzi Brabo of Altitude Properties presented an update at the DSNC general meeting on October 27th, ahead of the November 6th city meeting about changing the zoning.
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