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INCOME-RESTRICTED RENTAL OPPORTUNITY
49 Speedwell St #1, Dorchester, MA 02122
Boston Neighborhood Community Land Trust (BNCLT) is pleased to offer a 4-bedroom apartment as part of the Community Stabilization Project.
Unit Description:
Bedroom Size: 4 Bedrooms
Rent: $2,454 per month
Approximate Square Footage: 1,000 Sq. Ft.
Bathrooms: 1 Bath
Income & Asset Restrictions:
This unit is restricted to households earning up to 70% of the Area Median Income (AMI).
Maximum Income Limits by Household Size (70% AMI):
4-Person Household: $115,780
5-Person Household: $125,090
Asset Limits: Restrictive asset limits apply as required by the BPDA/BRA Affordable Housing Agreement.
Preferences:
Selection will be made via Lottery, after the waitlist has been exhausted. The following preferences apply:
Boston Resident Preference: Applicants who are current residents of the City of Boston.
Household Size Preference: Preference for households with at least one person per bedroom (Minimum 4 people).
After the lottery BNCLT will continue to accept applications and review on a rolling basis for future openings

How to Apply:
Applications will be available for a period of at least 10 days, including at least one evening and one weekend day.
Application Distribution Period: April 9, 2026
Pick-up Location: 550 Dudley St Roxbury MA
Online/Email Requests: [email protected]
Application Deadline: All applications must be postmarked or returned by April 24th, 2026
Legal Disclaimers:
Equal Housing Opportunity: BNCLT does not discriminate based on race, color, religion, s*x, national origin, disability, familial status, or any other protected class.
Reasonable Accommodation: Reasonable accommodations will be made for persons with disabilities and linguistic minorities during the application process.
Restrictive Covenants: Notice is hereby given that restrictive covenants apply to this property.

BNCLT is a community-led non-profit securing permanently affordable housing in Boston. We prioritize resident partnership over displacement because we believe housing is a human right. Join us in keeping our neighborhoods rooted.

For more information, please email: [email protected]

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Good Neighbor Day is all about building connections and celebrating the people who make our neighborhoods feel like home. In honor of National Good Neighbor Day on September 28, the Office of Human Services, the Age Strong Commission, and the Community Engagement Cabinet invite you to join in by spreading a little kindness right where you live.

Whether it’s helping a neighbor with groceries, sharing a smile, or lending a hand, no act is too small to make a difference. Show off your good neighbor spirit by sharing your acts of kindness with the hashtag .

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Do you have a neighbor who always checks in on others, shares a home-cooked meal, or goes the extra mile to keep your block welcoming? Nominate them for a Good Neighbor Certificate and help us recognize the generosity and thoughtfulness that make our neighborhoods stronger every day.

The deadline to nominate a neighbor is September 19. https://www.boston.gov/departments/human-services/good-neighbor-day

Good Neighbor Day Celebration
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Come join us as we celebrate the spirit of community and connection with our neighbors!

When: Friday, September 26th | 4:00–7:00 PM
Where: At the YARD at the Tobin Community Center

We’ll have free food, live performances, and engaging activities designed for all ages. Whether you’re coming with family, friends, or just stopping by to meet new people, there will be something for everyone to enjoy.

The event is free and open to all, so we hope you’ll join us in celebrating the people and connections that make our neighborhoods so vibrant. Hope to see you there!

Learn more about Good Neighbor Day and nominate your neighbor at boston.gov/good-neighbor.

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Good Neighbor Day Good Neighbor Day aims to foster a sense of connectivity through getting to know your neighbors. To celebrate the September 28 National Good Neighbor Day, the Office of Human Services, the Age Strong Commission and the Community Engagement Cabinet are urging residents to spread kindness in their nei...

I See U Consulting

I See U Consulting is a community-focused consultancy dedicated to helping neighborhoods, organizations, and residents grow stronger, more connected, and better resourced. With over a decade of hands-on leadership in Boston’s communities, we specialize in building sustainable structures, increasing resident engagement, and advocating for the resources people need to thrive.

Our proven track record includes raising $1.89 million to develop the WOW Family Park on Norwell Street, organizing four major community events annually, and growing resident participation from a single contact to a network of over 200 engaged residents within five years. By cultivating leadership pipelines and establishing clear governance structures, we ensure communities remain empowered long after our direct support.

Recognized for excellence and impact, our founder has been honored with the Target Woman of the Year Award (2014) and the City of Boston’s Black Excellence Award, underscoring our commitment to equity, representation, and advocacy.

At I See U Consulting, we provide:

Community Growth Strategy – Building leadership structures, resident engagement plans, and long-term sustainability models.

Organizational Development – Supporting nonprofits, coalitions, and grassroots groups to structure, fund, and scale their work.

Resource Advocacy & Fund Development – Identifying funding streams, securing grants, and amplifying community voices to win what’s needed.

Event Planning & Engagement – Designing meaningful community events that strengthen connections and visibility.

We don’t just consult — we help communities see their own power, organize it, and sustain it.

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