44-Unit Residential Project Filed for 92 Spring Street in West Roxbury
A new Article 80 development filing proposes 44 residential units at 92 Spring Street, adding to West Roxbury's housing pipeline.
What Was Filed
A development proposal for 92 Spring Street in West Roxbury has entered the Article 80 review process administered by the Boston Planning and Development Agency (BPDA). The filing, dated May 11, 2026, lists 44 residential units at the site.
Where Things Stand
The current review stage is not specified in the available public record. The project's location has been mapped at the neighborhood level, meaning a precise parcel boundary has not yet been published in the available data.
What Comes Next
Article 80 projects typically move through BPDA design and impact review before any required Zoning Board of Appeal (ZBA) hearings. An affordability commitment, required under the city's Inclusionary Development Policy for projects of this size, has not yet been disclosed in the public record.
What the record shows
- fact
An Article 80 development filing has been submitted for 92 Spring Street in West Roxbury.
BPDA development projects public record, May 11 2026 - fact
The proposal includes 44 residential units.
BPDA development projects public record, May 11 2026 - fact
The review stage for the project is not currently specified in the public record.
BPDA development projects public record, May 11 2026 - fact
The project location has been mapped at the neighborhood level rather than the precise parcel level.
BPDA development projects public record, May 11 2026 - inference
Projects of this scale typically proceed through BPDA review and may require ZBA approval before construction.
Standard Article 80 process, Boston Zoning Code - inference
An affordability commitment under the city's Inclusionary Development Policy would likely be required for a 44-unit project.
Boston Inclusionary Development Policy guidelines
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