The Dorchester Reporter profiled our project at Harvard & Standish following our official designation by the City of Boston Department of Neighborhood Development in December 2021. The project will convert two vacant lots into 22 moderate-income residential condominiums and 3000 sf of ground-floor retail space. Learn more about the project here.
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In June 2022, the Dorchester Reporter highlighted our community crowdfunding campaign for our project at 1463 Dorchester Avenue. TLee Development is the first developer in Boston to take advantage of this financing mechanism, which aims to distribute ownership of affordable real estate across current Dorchester residents. As previously covered in the Reporter, 1463 Dot Ave is a transit-oriented development that will provide 29 income-restricted studios and 1-bedroom units, along with ground-floor retail space, in the heart of Fields Corner. Learn more about the project and the crowdfunding campaign hosted on Small Change.
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Julian Addy of Julian Addy Real Estate and Travis Lee of TLee Development talk about a competition for retail space being offered to a business owned by a woman or person of color in a commercial building in Dorchester's Fields Corner. Interview for Boston Neighborhood Network News. Aired August 22, 2017.