Daryl Cohan - Real Estate Rewritten

Newton’s latest housing story is a reminder that bringing new homes to market is rarely simple.

After nearly a decade of planning, approvals, public hearings, and community discussions, the 822-unit Pattern District development is finally taking shape, adding much-needed housing, affordable units, green space, and sustainable design to the city.

As communities across Greater Boston continue to grapple with housing demand, stories like this offer valuable insight into the challenges and opportunities that come with creating new housing.

What are your thoughts on balancing housing needs with preserving neighborhood character?

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Here’s how Newton’s 822-unit housing development finally happened Larry Gottesdiener is the chair at Northland, a Newton real estate firm with $8 billion of assets under management, and also manages the Atlanta Dream WNBA team.

Happy Monday! ⚾️ Nothing says summer in Boston quite like a trip to Fenway! Go Sox!

Some days look like home tours and open houses… and other days look like coffee shops and a laptop!

I’m always happy to meet clients wherever is easiest because let’s be honest, everyone works better with coffee in hand!