A proposal has been introduced for a seven-story residential building in Brookline’s Coolidge Corner neighborhood. The planned development would bring 103 new apartments to the area, utilizing a site that is currently a parking lot.
The project’s advancement is contingent upon approval of rezoning by Town Meeting voters. Without this zoning change, the proposed development cannot proceed as planned.
Coolidge Corner is a prominent commercial and residential district in Brookline, and the addition of more than 100 apartments would represent a significant increase in local housing stock. The site’s current use as a parking lot highlights a potential shift in land use priorities for the neighborhood.
No further details regarding the project’s timeline, developer, or potential amenities were provided in the initial report.
