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Cambridge’s $3.5M Pine Street Deal Splits Port Residents Over Parking, Housing
The Cambridge Redevelopment Authority has paid $3.5 million for a chunk of the Margaret Fuller Neighborhood House parking lot on Pine Street, a deal meant to fund an overhaul of the nonprofit's aging food pantry while clearing the way for new homeownership housing on a lot many Port residents have used for decades.
CRA’s $3.5 million purchase of Margaret Fuller parking lot divides Port residents
The Cambridge Redevelopment Authority’s purchase of a portion of the Margaret Fuller Neighborhood House’s parking lot for $3.5 million, with plans to develop mixed-income homeownership housing, has drawn mixed reactions from residents of The Port who have used the property as a gathering place for generations.
Cambridge Redevelopment Authority Acquires the Margaret Fuller Neighborhood House Parking Lot for Future Homeownership Project
The Cambridge Redevelopment Authority (CRA) has acquired the parking lot owned by the Margaret Fuller Neighborhood House (MFNH), located at the intersection of Pine and Eaton Streets, with plans to develop mixed-income homeownership housing on the site.
Margaret Fuller House project wins approval, with a food pantry upgrade and housing replacing a parking lot
A restoration at the Margaret Fuller House in The Port neighborhood of Cambridge will relocate a food pantry out of the basement and add community meeting space. (Photo: Marc Levy)
