BPDA Board of Directors

BOSTON — July 16, 2026 — Boston's BPDA board approved 501 new housing units across seven development projects at its July 16 meeting, unanimously clearing a 26-item agenda that also advanced millions of dollars in infrastructure spending at the Raymond L. Flynn Marine Park and Charlestown Navy Yard. Chair

BOSTON — June 18, 2026 — Boston's development board approves Phase 2 of the 776 Summer Street South Boston waterfront project and more than two dozen capital, leasing, and development actions at its June 18 session. The BPDA Board of Directors, chaired by Priscilla Rojas, voted unanimously on nearly every

BOSTON — May 14, 2026 — Boston's BPDA board adopted sweeping Chinatown zoning regulations, awarded four Roxbury homeownership sites, and authorized a citywide sign code overhaul at its May 14, 2026 meeting, taking more than two dozen unanimous votes across a joint EDIC and BRA session. Vice Chair Raheem Shepard

BOSTON — April 16, 2026 — BPDA board approves Longwood Place Phase One and 495 new housing units across four projects. The Boston Planning and Development Agency board voted unanimously at its April 16 meeting to approve Longwood Place Phase One — a 1-million-plus-square-foot mixed-use development on a

BOSTON — March 19, 2026 — Boston's BPDA board approved the largest office-to-residential conversion yet submitted under Mayor Michelle Wu's downtown pilot program at its March 19 meeting. The project at 280-300 Washington Street, an 11-story building historically known as the Old South Building,

BOSTON — February 12, 2026 — BPDA board clears Wentworth's 972-bed dorm and a Tropical Foods worker buyout at annual meeting. The Boston Planning and Development Agency Board of Directors, meeting February 12 in its annual joint EDIC and BRA session, unanimously reelected Priscilla Rojas as chair and Raheem

BOSTON — January 15, 2026 — BPDA board unanimously approves 438-room hotel at 391 D Street near the Boston Convention Center. The January 15 joint meeting of the Economic Development and Industrial Corporation and Boston Redevelopment Authority boards, chaired by Priscilla Rojas, covered more than two dozen action items, clearing five