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Guest Street corridor gets hotter: New Jersey developer proposes 262 residential units near new train station

The Michaels Organization of Marlton, NJ yesterday filed a letter of intent with the BPDA to build two six-story residential buildings at 40 Rugg Road on land now occupied by some low-slung commercial and warehouse space.

The 1.9-acre site is a short walk to the new Boston Landing train station, as well as the Stop & Shop site that could become the Stop & Shop & Live in One of Our 1,000 New Units site and, of course, the New Balance mega-project.

In its filing, which presages a far more detailed "project notification form," the company says it will provide 177 parking spaces in a five-level "automated" garage and 300 bicycle spaces.

The units will be split among 88 studios, 114 one-bedroom units, and 60 two-bedroom units.

40 Rugg Rd. letter of intent (940k PDF).

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When the Allston Redemption center is booted I will have nowhere to redeem hordes of bottles and cans that ISN'T a dumb machine.
Meh, if it swipes one property from Marc Resnick's cold, heartless, zombie hands I'm ok with it. Even if he makes money. This guy shouldn't be ANYONE'S landlord.

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Cmon, the machines work just fine.

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and get an average of $60-80 on a trip there, their set-up is preferable. Load the cases on a table, count em, get paid. If you are willing to stand and load 50+ cases of bottles and cans into a machine let me know, you can swing by and do this errand for me.

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and go to the bottle place on Washington St.

BTW, if there's anywhere in town that should be redeveloped, the block of the oil change place, bottle redemption center and furniture recovering place is it.

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The existing residents of Hano Street have been dealing with unbelievable increases of Rat population growth due to Newbalance, Penniman on the Park, and Braintree Street new construction projects for new residential tenants without any insight or responsibility for what happens when you demolish old buildings. Hopefully this project and the BOston Redevelopment Authority will work responsibly to anticipate the rat impact.

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