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Project Name

69 Williams Street - Doyle's

Project Parcels

1102795000

69 WILLIAMS ST
Owner:
Other
6,572sqft

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Neighborhood
Jamaica Plain
Councilor
Weber
Units Total
Six
Income-Restricted Units
Six
Property Size
6,572 sq/ft

Developer

Watermark Development & Construction

Project Goals

69 Williams Street is one phase of the larger Doyle’s Café Project to preserve the longstanding Doyle’s Café on Washington Street in Jamaica Plain, and develop new residential, commercial, and parking spaces on the site. Overall, the Doyle’s Café Project will reopen the Doyle’s Café space, which closed in 2019, as well as create a new grocery store at the street level. In addition, a total of 23 residential units will be created: 16 units above the commercial spaces, 7 more units at 60 Williams Street, and 6 units at 69 Williams Street. 69 Williams Street will consist of 6 income-restricted units, split evenly between 80% of AMI and 100% of AMI, with a total of two 2-BR units, two 3-BR units, and two 4-BR units.

Note that MOH funds were only awarded to ONE unit ( a three-bedroom unit restricted at 80% of AMI).

This award was made in order to make the sixth unit financially feasible; in the original designs by Watermark, 69 Williams Street had 5 total homeownership units, but as a result of the community review process, it was agreed that the site could and should accommodate six units. There will be six parking spaces for the residents of 69 Williams Street.

Timeline

Funding awarded

Mayor’s Office of Housing approved funding for this project.

City Planning

This project is going through a zoning review with the Boston Planning and Development Agency (BPDA). Then we’ll work with the Developer on funding, design, and compliance.

Under Construction

Construction is underway. For further information on road closures and parking impact, contact the Project Manager.

Project Complete

Predicted Date: To Be Determined
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