The redevelopment will transform 161 acres into a new resilient mixed-use neighborhood served by two stops on the MBTA Blue Line. Suffolk Downs will create 10,000 new units of housing to meet critical demand in the market, and will provide a mix of senior, workforce, family and young professional housing, including over 900 affordable units.

The Bunker Hill Housing Redevelopment project has received all master site and phase one design approvals from City of Boston regulatory boards while also securing the necessary private financing to begin demolition and construction for Phase 1. With each future phase, there will be additional public meetings and a design review process.

The site is immediately adjacent to Boston’s subway system, is centrally located near a number of major institutions, including Boston College, Boston University, St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, and the newly-developed headquarters complex of New Balance. It also is situated atop one of the highest points in the City of Boston, affording it 360-degree views of the skylines of both Boston and Cambridge, the Charles River, and the wooded hills of the western suburbs.

P3 is a 7.7 acre, publicly-owned vacant piece of land assembled during the Campus High Urban Renewal Plan. Due to its large size, proximity to public transit, major roads and educational facilities, this site has the potential to contribute to the economic development in the Roxbury area while advancing the community’s commitments to affordable housing, arts and culture, and equity.