46-Unit Housing Proposal Filed for 3326 Washington Street in Jamaica Plain
A development application covering 46 residential units has been submitted for a Washington Street address under Boston's Article 80 review process.
What Was Filed
A development project at 3326 Washington Street in Jamaica Plain has entered Boston's Article 80 large project review process. The filing, dated May 20, 2026, lists 46 residential units. The current review stage is not specified in available records.
Where Things Stand
The project is logged in the Boston Planning and Development Agency's public project database. No approvals, denials, or public comment outcomes are on record at this time. The review stage has not been disclosed in the filing summary.
What Comes Next
Under Article 80, projects of this scale typically move through BPDA review and, depending on zoning, may require a hearing before the Zoning Board of Appeal. Affordability commitments are generally established during that process, though no specific commitment has been recorded here.
What the record shows
- fact
A development application for 3326 Washington Street in Jamaica Plain has been filed under Boston's Article 80 process.
BPDA development projects database, bostonplans.org - fact
The project proposes 46 residential units.
BPDA development projects database, bostonplans.org - fact
The filing is dated May 20, 2026.
BPDA development projects database, bostonplans.org - fact
The current review stage is listed as unknown in public records.
BPDA development projects database, bostonplans.org - inference
Projects of this scale under Article 80 typically proceed through BPDA review before any approvals are granted.
Standard Article 80 process, Boston Zoning Code - inference
Affordability commitments are generally established during the BPDA or ZBA review process.
Standard Boston development review practice
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