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06.01.2021
PRESSS RELEASE: MADISON PARK DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION AND TRINITY FINANCIAL PARTNER ON CRESCENT PARCEL PROPOSAL TO BRING 177 NEW HOMES TO ROXBURY, MA
Madison Park Development Corporation & Trinity Financial are proud to announce their proposal for the development of the Crescent Parcel located at the corner of Tremont Street and Melnea Cass Boulevard, near Ruggles Station.
04.09.2021
PRESS RELEASE: Madison Park Development Corporation Welcomes New Neighbors at 2451 Washington Street in Nubian Square
Construction is complete at 2451 Washington Street, a four-story condominium development that sits at Dudley Street and Guild Row’s prominent corner. The attractive new development offers 16 homes featuring a mix of bedroom sizes at both market and affordable prices in Roxbury’s Nubian Square. Amenities include a parking garage, community room, outdoor space, balconies, and energy-efficient features.
03.04.2021
In Bisnow: Where Boston’s Mayoral Hopefuls Stand On The Issues Most Pressing To CRE
Major commercial real estate priorities for the next administration include advancing affordable housing, carefully handling a life sciences boom and leading an economic rebound in the city’s business districts decimated by the coronavirus pandemic, industry leaders said. While some hopefuls have a track record of housing reform efforts, only one has laid out a large plan that would directly impact all levels of commercial real estate in Boston.
03.04.2021
On BNN: Nonprofit Group eyes New Gains for Roxbury
The CEO of Madison Park Development Corporation, Leslie Reid, talks about marking the organization’s 55th anniversary, along with plans for housing, community control of commercial property, and youth development programming