St. Francis House Completes 19-Story Residential Tower in Downtown Boston
St. Francis House and the Planning Office for Urban Affairs have celebrated the completion of a 19-story residential tower in downtown Boston. The building features 126 units, with 70 designated for permanent supportive housing for the homeless.
St. Francis House and the Planning Office for Urban Affairs have completed the construction of a new 19-story residential tower located on LaGrange Street in downtown Boston. The completion ceremony was attended by Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll, Archbishop Richard G. Henning, and Mayor Michelle Wu.
The tower provides a total of 126 rental units, including 70 units set aside for permanent supportive housing. The project aims to offer safe and quality housing, serving as a foundation for individuals in various aspects of their lives.
The initiative highlights the importance of human dignity by providing housing solutions for vulnerable populations. The goal is to improve residents' quality of life and establish a stable base for recovery and societal integration.