108-Unit Residential Project Filed for 25 Supertest Street in Charlestown
A development proposal for 108 residential units in Charlestown has entered the Article 80 review process, according to a Boston Planning & Development Agency filing.
What Was Filed
A project at 25 Supertest Street in Charlestown has been submitted under Article 80, the City of Boston's large-project development review process. The filing lists 108 residential units. The current review stage is not specified in the public record.
Where Things Stand
The project is listed on the BPDA's development projects page with a date of May 5, 2026. No additional details about the project's design, developer, or affordability breakdown are available in the current filing record.
What Comes Next
Projects in the Article 80 process typically proceed through BPDA design review and, if zoning relief is needed, a Zoning Board of Appeal hearing. The affordability commitment for any income-restricted units has not yet been publicly established based on available information.
What the record shows
- fact
A development proposal at 25 Supertest Street in Charlestown has been filed under Article 80.
BPDA development projects listing, bostonplans.org - fact
The project proposes 108 residential units.
BPDA development projects listing, bostonplans.org - fact
The project is located in the Charlestown neighborhood of Boston.
BPDA development projects listing, bostonplans.org - fact
The filing is dated May 5, 2026.
BPDA development projects listing, bostonplans.org - fact
The current Article 80 review stage is not specified in the public record.
BPDA development projects listing, bostonplans.org - inference
Article 80 projects typically proceed through BPDA design review and may require ZBA approval if zoning relief is needed.
Standard Boston Article 80 process - inference
An affordability commitment for income-restricted units has not yet been publicly established.
Absence of such data in the current filing record
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