The Cambridge Redevelopment Authority is committed to implementing creative development projects and initiatives that promote social equity and environmental sustainability.
As a real estate entity that works in the public interest, we offer distinctive public investment tools and a human dimension to our projects and partnerships throughout the city.
Our Next Meeting
The CRA holds monthly Board Meetings, typically in the evening on the third Wednesday of each month. The CRA also holds design review meetings every other month on an as-needed basis.
Pursuant to Chapter 2 of the Acts of 2023, public meetings for the remainder of 2023 will be conducted remotely with participation via Zoom.
2023 CRA Annual Report
The CRA has released its 2023 Annual Report. Read about our projects and growth over the past year, including a new Strategic Plan, major progress at the Kendall MXD Parcel 2 Development Site, and more.
The Foundry
The Foundry is an adaptive reuse project to build a self-sustaining center for creativity and collaboration. Now complete, the building provides space and programs for the visual and performing arts, entrepreneurship, technology, and workforce education within its historic, industrial setting. The Foundry also aims to facilitate access for residents, especially underrepresented communities and adjacent neighborhoods, to the dynamic working and learning environment of Kendall Square.
In response to a call from the City Manager, the CRA and Boston Properties proposed a plan for an alternative substation site with accompanying commercial and residential development in the MXD district of Kendall Square. On February 3, 2021, the Cambridge City Council unanimously approved the CRA’s Article 14 Zoning Petition and KSURP Amendment 11 needed to facilitate the project.
Announcements
The Cambridge Redevelopment Authority's Forward Fund grant program is now accepting 2024 Capital Infrastructure and Feasibility Study grant applications!
The Forward Fund is a grant program that makes targeted investments throughout the City of Cambridge’s non-profit community, and provides funds to plan and implement capital projects. Click here to learn more about project eligibility, evaluation, funding, and to apply.