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Brighton Marine is the largest veterans’ development constructed in Boston since World War II

Multifamily Housing

Brighton Marine is the largest veterans’ development constructed in Boston since World War II

The Architectural Team designed the project.


By David Malone, Associate Editor | August 29, 2018
The Residences at Brighton Marine
The Residences at Brighton Marine

The Residences at Brighton Marine, a $46 million TOD community located in Boston, will provide 102 mixed-income apartment homes for veterans. The project is a joint venture between WinnDevelopment and non-profit veteran network community Brighton Marine.

The seven-story building is combined with an adapted historic structure to form a campus with 11 studio, 47 one-, 33 two-, and 11 three-bedroom apartments. 11 of the units will be set aside for households earning 30% of the area median income (AMI), 59 units for households earning 60% of the AMI, and 10 units for households at 80% of the AMI. The remaining 22 units will be at 120% of the AMI. Also included are on-site clinical, behavioral health, and family services.

 

See Also: $53 million Chamberlain apartments will comprise six buildings, three new and three renovated

 

Aerial view of the Residences at Brighton MarineCourtesy TAT.

 

The complex is located near public transit and a local job center and will complement an existing initiative by the non-profit Brighton Marine that helps homeless veterans and their families with money for security deposits, rent, outstanding utility bills, and moving expenses.

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