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The Old Colony Housing Project is a 16.7-acre public housing project located in South Boston, Massachusetts. First built in 1940 as a cluster of 22 three-story brick building’s housing 873 low-income units, [1] It is one of the Boston Housing Authority's oldest developments.
In 1964, all 852 Old Colony Housing Project units had white tenants, only 1 of the 1,010 Mission Hill units had a nonwhite tenant, while the Mission Hill Extension project had 509 nonwhite tenants of 580 units, and 220 of the 1,392 Columbia Point units had nonwhite tenants (or approximately 16 percent). [37]
Boston (Boston Housing Authority) Mary Ellen McCormack (South Boston) Old Colony (South Boston) Basilica (Charlestown) Bunker Hill (Charlestown) Newtown (Charlestown) Mishawum (Charlestown) Commonwealth (Brighton) Fanueil (Brighton) Franklin Field Apartments (Dorchester) Franklin Hill (Dorchester) Heritage Apartments (East Boston) Orient ...
Old Colony has the following meanings: Plymouth Colony in Massachusetts Old Colony Historical Society in Taunton, Massachusetts; Old Colony Housing Project in Boston, Massachusetts; Old Colony League, a high school athletic conference in Massachusetts; Old Colony Memorial, a weekly newspaper based in Plymouth, Massachusetts
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) helps low-income families afford suitable housing. Vouchers can also be distributed to residents who are especially vulnerable.
In August 2017, the Boston Housing Authority announced a partnership with WinnCompanies [7] on a $1.6 billion redevelopment project that would replace the 1,016 subsidized apartments with 1,365 mixed-income units, adding middle-income/workforce housing and market-rate rental units and condominiums to the replacement subsidized units. [8]
County staff found records that a petition to make Old Colony a county road in 1917 was rejected. But more digging through archives uncovered a 1937 card that suggests the county graded dirt on ...
Housing a new middle class Dinneweth and her husband still live in Concord Green, and except for the alterations residents have made to their homes, she says the subdivision hasn't changed much.