The projects below are currently being developed and are expected to produce over 2,300 housing units, with the first units available for housing as of late-2025.
Development Proposals Under Evaluation
41 Hurd St., Former Lowell District Court - An RFP has been issued by the City of Lowell to redevelop this former courthouse building and surface parking lot at a combined ±47,400 SF. The RFP can be found on the City’s page. This property is less than a mile from the Lowell Commuter Rail Station and 500 feet from the Concord River.
Lindemann-Hurley Redevelopment - Significant brutalist site in Downtown Boston available for redevelopment through public-private partnership. The successful development partner will create much-needed housing, prioritize historic preservation and adaptive reuse, reimagine and activate the courtyard plaza, deliver upgraded facilities for the Department of Mental Health’s onsite residential and clinical programs, and incorporate mixed-use commercial development. The deadline to respond to the Call for Offers and Offering Memorandum was Friday, September 18, 2026 at 3:00 p.m. Eastern.
Homes Under Construction
Former Boston State Hospital Campus, Mattapan
- The Preserve at Olmsted Green, Warbler Way, Finch Street, Goldfinch Court consists of 80 mixed income homeownership units. Construction is complete. All units were sold as of February 2026.
- Olmsted Village, Warbler Way and Harvard Street will yield 287 total rental and homeownership units across the three housing components. This transaction closed on September 30, 2025. Construction of infrastructure has commenced. The first phase of vertical construction of the Brooke House is anticipated to commence in October of 2026. The Brooke House Component will provide 125 affordable apartments for seniors and 2 resident manager apartments along with a ground-floor child care space, health clinic, and community space.
- Harvard Commons – This development is over 200,000 SF and includes 54 homeownership units and 45 rental units. The four-unit development for Department of Mental Health clients was completed Spring of 2026.
Veterans Home at Chelsea - This project is the redevelopment of the Veterans Home Domiciliary Campus on the site of the Veterans Home at Chelsea, which will provide new and modern housing accommodations for both the current veterans living on site and new veterans, creating 241 units. Pennrose will break ground on phase 1 of this project in late-2026.
200 Main St., Monson- The former Monson Developmental Center site is a roughly 675-acre campus, of which approximately 100 acres will be developed under the management of WestMass Area Development Corporation, pursuant to Section 54 of Chapter 206 of the Acts of 2024.
0 Lyman St., Northborough - A 5.45 acre open field close to Route 9 and on a main road with a large, multi-family development partially occupied with additional new units under construction nearby. This site is near the Westborough Parcel. DCAMM closed this sale on October 14, 2025.
Lyman St., Westborough - A mix of open fields and woods, close to Route 9 and on a main road with a large, multi-family development partially occupied with additional new units under construction nearby. This 5.8 acre site is near the Northborough Parcel. DCAMM closed this sale on October 14, 2025.
Salem St., Wilmington - A 2.5 acre wooded parcel close to I-93 and on a main road with a large, multi-family development partially occupied with additional new units under construction nearby. DCAMM closed this sale on October 10, 2025.
0 Royalston Rd., Templeton - This 5.8 acre site has an existing building, which is a former group home residence and part of the Templeton Development Center in a scenic area of Templeton. The Elliot House is located on a historic campus used for farming and group residences since the late 1800s. DCAMM closed this sale on October 10, 2025.
461 Freight Shed Rd. (Church Hill Rd.), Phillipston - This 4.6-acre site is a former group home residence, part of the Templeton Development Center in a rural area of Phillipston. The Brook House is located on an historic campus used for farming and group residences since the late 1800s. DCAMM closed this sale on October 10, 2025.
36 Main St., Brockton - Former Department of Unemployment Assistance Office- local Brockton developer New Vision Enterprise, LLC will redevelop 35 new housing units, 20% of which will be affordable to those at 80% AMI. DCAMM closed on this sale on June 3, 2026.
84 Elm St., Former Fitchburg Superior Courthouse -The City of Fitchburg closed on the sale of the Former Northern Worcester County Superior Courthouse on April 14, 2026, accepting a proposal from The Tocci Group. By partnering with the local municipality, this project represents an exciting new chapter for this 1871 granite gothic historic landmark that served as a courthouse for nearly 100 years within this gateway city. The Tocci Group plans on the sustainability of adaptive reuse rather than demolition of the historic ±17,800 SF building to create 17 new units of housing, 950 square feet of new commercial space with 41 onsite parking spaces. The 0.75-acre downtown site is walkable to the Fitchburg Commuter Rail Station.
330 Gorham St., Former Lowell Superior Court - A courthouse building of ±65,000 SF and surface parking lots for a combined ±2.44 acres, the site is within walking distance of public transportation and situated in a mixed multi-family and commercial neighborhood. The parcels went to auction in June 2026, and DCAMM closed on this sale with Lowell-area developer Timothy Kihiko on August 24, 2026.
The South Campus at Salem State University- The surplus 23-acre campus will be redeveloped into 473 new rental apartment homes by Avalon Bay and Winn development. DCAMM closed on Phase I of the project with Avalon Bay on August 13, 2026.
32-34 Federal St., Salem - The former Salem Superior Court and County Commissioners' building and adjacent lots will yield 129 new units of housing in the Gateway City. DCAMM and the Salem Redevelopment Authority closed on this sale to WinnDevelopment on September 9, 2026.
Parcel SR-25, Roxbury – In September 2026, DCAMM conveyed the parcel to the City of Boston, who have designated NUBA, LLC. to redevelop this site to include 109 units of affordable housing, retail storefronts, a satellite location for the National Center for Afro-American Artists, as well as a public park.
Projects With a Developer Selected
106 Hale Street, Bridgewater - Housing developer Churchill James has been selected to redevelop the parcel at 106 Hale Street in Bridgewater. Walkable to the commuter rail station, Bridgewater State University campus, and downtown Bridgewater. Churchill James will perform due diligence ahead of a 2027 closing.
210 Springs Road, Bedford - Housing developer Boston Communities has been selected to redevelop the 5.05-acre parking lot on scenic Springs Road in Bedford. The lot has access to recreational amenities including the Narrow Gauge Rail Trail, Fawn Lakte trails, and the Wilderness Park. Boston Communities will perform due diligence ahead of a 2027 closing.
Former Northampton District Courthouse, 33 King St. - DCAMM’s Sale Partnership with the City of Northampton for the disposition of a former courthouse located at 33 King Street, Northampton, has resulted in the provisional designation of Valley Community Development and The Community Builders, Inc. Combined, the developers will produce 92 new residential housing units. For more information, check out the Northampton Press Release
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