What the public record shows for 30 Penniman Rd, Allston, MA 02134 · recorded Jul 16, 2026 · 56 findings from 16 public sources

major85 ft NW

Planned development: 90 Braintree Street

Large Project that is board-approved — 111 residential units, 94,352 sq ft, $33M estimated cost. The Project includes the demolition of the existing building to construct a new residential building containing approximately 83,292 sf of gross floor area and approximately 111 rental units, of which 22 will be affordable units. The Project will include approximately 9,500 sf of open space to serve the Project’s residents. Approximately 59 parking spaces will be provided on the ground floor, along with approximately 119 bicycle storage spaces. Last filed 3/16/2026.

Source: Boston Planning (BPDA) — Article 80 Development Projects · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

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Noise
Change
Hazards & Environment

major367 ft NW

New construction permit — $10,000,000

Erect at 120 Braintree ST Declared valuation $10,000,000. Status: Open. Filed 2026-04-16.

Source: City of Boston — Approved Building Permits (Analyze Boston) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

major434 ft N

Highway: I 90 (Massachusetts Turnpike)

I 90 (Massachusetts Turnpike), a limited-access highway (4 lanes, posted 55 mph), passes 434 ft to the N of this address. Highways of this class carry steady traffic day and night.

Source: OpenStreetMap road network (© OpenStreetMap contributors, via Geofabrik) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

Six measures, scored 0–100

Noise

70fair

Noticeably noisy: at least one significant noise source is close enough to hear every day.

Change

0poor

Heavy development pressure: multiple large projects are permitted or planned close by.

Hazards & Environment

76good

No significant hazards beyond routine urban context.

Connectivity

100great

Excellent connectivity: transit and daily errands are close at hand.

Neighborhood Pulse

100great

Neighborhood signals are quiet across the board.

Light & Suncoming soon

Noise

Road, rail, and aviation noise; complaint history

70fair

major434 ft N

Highway: I 90 (Massachusetts Turnpike)

I 90 (Massachusetts Turnpike), a limited-access highway (4 lanes, posted 55 mph), passes 434 ft to the N of this address. Highways of this class carry steady traffic day and night.

Source: OpenStreetMap road network (© OpenStreetMap contributors, via Geofabrik) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

info336 ft N

Surface rail line: Boston Subdivision

Boston Subdivision, a rail line, passes 336 ft to the N at the surface.

Source: OpenStreetMap rail network (© OpenStreetMap contributors, via Geofabrik) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

info567 ft S

Major road: Cambridge Street

Cambridge Street, a major road (2 lanes, posted 25 mph), passes 567 ft to the S of this address. Roads of this class carry significant daytime traffic.

Source: OpenStreetMap road network (© OpenStreetMap contributors, via Geofabrik) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

info6.6 mi E

Major airport: Boston Logan International Airport

Boston Logan International Airport (KBOS), a major airport with scheduled airline service, is 6.6 mi to the E.

Source: FAA airport & runway data (OurAirports) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

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Building sits back from road traffic noise (~46 dB within 160 ft)

At the address point itself, modeled road traffic noise is below the model's floor (45 dB for roads) — but within ~160 ft it reaches 46 dB (75th percentile 46 dB). Geocoders land on the building or parcel center rather than the curb, so the below-floor reading reflects setback, not silence. This is BTS's simplified national model (no terrain or building shielding) — a trend-grade modeled estimate, not a measurement. A major noise source sits within earshot (see the proximity finding), so treat this modeled value as a lower bound.

Source: BTS National Transportation Noise Map (2022) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

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Modeled rail noise: ~54 dB (24-hr average)

The BTS transportation noise model puts 24-hr average rail noise at this location around 54 dB LAeq. Within ~160 ft it reaches 60 dB (75th percentile 59 dB). This is BTS's simplified national model (no terrain or building shielding) — a trend-grade modeled estimate, not a measurement.

Source: BTS National Transportation Noise Map (2022) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

Light & Sun

Sun exposure by season; obstruction from surrounding buildings

Coming soon

Sunlight analysis is coming soon. Findings here are informational and unscored.

Change

Permitted construction and development pressure nearby

0poor

major85 ft NW

Planned development: 90 Braintree Street

Source: Boston Planning (BPDA) — Article 80 Development Projects · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

major352 ft NW

Planned development: 120 Braintree Street

Small Project that is permitted or under construction — 32 residential units, 38,608 sq ft, $10M estimated cost. The proposed development consists of a newly constructed five story building housing 32 home ownership units and ground floor commercial space targeted for lease to a neighborhood small business. The ground floor also includes the main residential lobby fronting Braintree Street, amenity space for resident’s meeting and fitness, plus residents’ bike storage and 18 onsite parking spots (including (1) handicap spot) utilizing several manual stacker parking spaces. The four levels above provide thirty-two (32) residential units, with a mix of one (1) 3 Bedroom unit, seventeen (17) 2 bedroom units, two (2) 1 bedroom units plus den and twelve (12) 1 bedroom units. The building is proposed to be clad in a combination of brick, cementitious clapboard and metal. Juliette or small balconies are included for each unit and building massing includes a combination of bay forms. Last filed 2/13/2025.

Source: Boston Planning (BPDA) — Article 80 Development Projects · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

major367 ft NW

New construction permit — $10,000,000

Erect at 120 Braintree ST Declared valuation $10,000,000. Status: Open. Filed 2026-04-16.

Source: City of Boston — Approved Building Permits (Analyze Boston) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

major387 ft NW

Planned development: 119 Braintree Street

Large Project that is permitted or under construction — 88 residential units, 582,900 sq ft, $550M estimated cost. Braintree Street Realty, LLC (the “Proponent”) with Bracken Development LLC, proposes to redevelop 93-129 Braintree Street and 95 Everett Street in Allston by demolishing the existing on-site buildings and replacing them with: 1) a 12-story, approximately 385,700 square-foot lab/R&D/office building with ground floor retail/restaurant space on the north side of Braintree Street; 2) and a 7-story, approximately 86,400 sf 88-unit residential building on the east side of Everett Street. Last filed 3/7/2022.

Source: Boston Planning (BPDA) — Article 80 Development Projects · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

major430 ft S

Planned development: 449 Cambridge Street

Large Project that is board-approved — 200 residential units, 208,189 sq ft, $55M estimated cost. 2025 Notice of Project Change (NPC): This 2025 NPC project will replace the existing auto body shops and parking with a new residential building on a single lot, with approximately 173,909 SF of gross floor area and approximately 200 residential units. The project also includes 2,100 SF of ground floor retail space, 7,200 SF of outdoor amenity space and 63 garage parking spaces to serve the project’s residents. This project also includes IDP artist units and 2,000 SF of artist space to serve artists within the Allston community. No work is proposed for the previously approved 2 emery road site and it will remain under its current use. 2021 approved project: The Cambridge Street building would have seven floors and a gross floor area (GFA) of approximately 131,000 sf, with approximately 127 dwelling units, approximately 2,400 sf of retail / restaurant / services space, and approximately 80 accessory parking spaces. The Emery Road building would also have seven floors, a GFA of approximately 33,000 sf, approximately 39 dwelling units, and no on-site parking. Last filed 6/30/2025.

Source: Boston Planning (BPDA) — Article 80 Development Projects · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

major487 ft NW

New construction permit — $35,143,069

Erect at 95 Everett ST Declared valuation $35,143,069. Status: Open. Filed 2025-10-02.

Source: City of Boston — Approved Building Permits (Analyze Boston) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

major737 ft E

Planned development: 393 Cambridge Street

Small Project that is board-approved — 46,659 sq ft, $15M estimated cost. The proposed development will create a modern 96-room hotel on an approximately 8,220 square foot site located at 393 Cambridge Street currently occupied by a single-story concrete block building housing an auto parts retailer, with prominent commercial surface parking. Last filed 8/11/2025.

Source: Boston Planning (BPDA) — Article 80 Development Projects · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

major753 ft W

Planned development: Allston Yards Building E

Large Project that is board-approved — 150 residential units, 139,850 sq ft, $32M estimated cost. Approximately 150-unit residential homeownership building of approximately 123 feetin height with approximately 123 parking spaces and an approximately 1,950 square foot retail/restaurant/service use space that will activate the ground floor along Guest Street Extension Last filed 2/21/2023.

Source: Boston Planning (BPDA) — Article 80 Development Projects · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

major981 ft W

Planned development: Allston Yards Building C

Large Project that is board-approved — 386 residential units, 430,000 sq ft, $92M estimated cost. Building C of the Allston Yards Master Plan is proposed as a residential building with retail, entertainment, and restaurant uses. Last filed 1/10/2020.

Source: Boston Planning (BPDA) — Article 80 Development Projects · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

major981 ft W

Planned development: Allston Yards Building D

Large Project that is board-approved — 257 residential units, 336,000 sq ft, $80M estimated cost. Last filed 1/10/2020.

Source: Boston Planning (BPDA) — Article 80 Development Projects · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

major1,130 ft NW

Planned development: 176 Lincoln Street

Large Project that is board-approved — 252 residential units, 1,072,700 sq ft, $850M estimated cost. Berkeley Investments (the "Proponent"), through its subsidiary Berkeley 176 Lincoln Holdings, LLC, proposes the redevelopment of the approximately 5.2-acre site at 176 Lincoln Street in the Allston/Brighton neighborhood of Boston. The proposal calls for the demolition of the existing and long-vacant building on site, and details the Proponent's proposal for the creation of a new, three (3)-building, mixed-use project totaling approximately 790,000 total square feet (the "Proposed Project"). The Proposed Project is contemplated to include approximately 551,500 square feet of office and/or research and development space in two (2) primarily commercial buildings, while one (1) primarily residential building is anticipated to include approximately 252 residential units. The ground-floor of each building will be activated on all sides, with approximately 18,000 square feet of retail space included across the Proposed Project. Vehicular parking for the Proposed Project will be available in a shared below-grade parking garage. Last filed 11/10/2022.

Source: Boston Planning (BPDA) — Article 80 Development Projects · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

major1,241 ft E

Planned development: Allston Square

Large Project that is board-approved — 344 residential units, 332,167 sq ft, $127M estimated cost. The Proponent requests modifications to the parking program at the Project. This NPC reduces the parking count across the project from 147 to 38 spaces. No other changes are proposed. Last filed 10/27/2025.

Source: Boston Planning (BPDA) — Article 80 Development Projects · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

major1,325 ft W

Planned development: Allston Yards Building B

Large Project that is board-approved — 638,500 sq ft, $100M estimated cost. 400 Guest Street (Building B) in the Allston Yards redevelopment is an office/research building. Last filed 5/31/2022.

Source: Boston Planning (BPDA) — Article 80 Development Projects · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

notable367 ft NW

Demolition permit

Removal of structure at 120 Braintree ST Declared valuation $55,000. Status: Open. Filed 2025-10-28.

Source: City of Boston — Approved Building Permits (Analyze Boston) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

notable430 ft SW

Short Form Bldg Permit — $607,009

Renovations - Exterior at 61A-61C Hano ST Declared valuation $607,009. Status: Open. Filed 2026-01-22.

Source: City of Boston — Approved Building Permits (Analyze Boston) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

notable463 ft W

Short Form Bldg Permit — $831,262

Renovations - Exterior at 35 Blaine ST Declared valuation $831,262. Status: Open. Filed 2026-01-22.

Source: City of Boston — Approved Building Permits (Analyze Boston) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

notable487 ft NW

Demolition permit

Removal of structure at 95 Everett ST Declared valuation $40,000. Status: Open. Filed 2025-11-20.

Source: City of Boston — Approved Building Permits (Analyze Boston) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

notable487 ft SW

Short Form Bldg Permit — $1,334,951

Renovations - Exterior at 65-71 Hano ST Declared valuation $1,334,951. Status: Open. Filed 2025-12-16.

Source: City of Boston — Approved Building Permits (Analyze Boston) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

notable499 ft SW

Short Form Bldg Permit — $514,000

Renovations - Exterior at 73A-73B Hano ST Declared valuation $514,000. Status: Closed. Filed 2025-03-03.

Source: City of Boston — Approved Building Permits (Analyze Boston) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

notable877 ft SW

Planned development: 23-25 North Beacon Street

Small Project that is board-approved — 25 residential units, 24,605 sq ft, $11M estimated cost. The proposed project includes the demolition of an existing three-story residential structure and the construction of a six-story, twenty-five (25) unit multi-family building. The new building will include thirteen (13) one-bedroom units, three (3) two-bedroom units and nine (9) three-bedroom units. The development will replace an existing parking area at the rear of the site with shared open space for building residents, reducing impervious surface and increasing usable green space. Last filed 8/14/2024.

Source: Boston Planning (BPDA) — Article 80 Development Projects · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

notable926 ft SE

Planned development: 201-207 Brighton Avenue

Large Project that is under BPDA review — 145 residential units, 104,036 sq ft. 201 Brighton Avenue LLC proposes to redevelop the approximately 27,516 square-foot Project Site into a new six-story mixed-use building containing approximately 145 new residential apartment units and approximately 1,993 square feet of ground-floor commercial space, altogether totaling approximately 104,036 square feet of gross floor area (the “Proposed Project”). The Proposed Project also includes 145 secure interior bicycle spaces on the ground floor as well as 31 exterior visitor bicycle spaces, and will feature a landscaped open space and sitting area, and along with a new sidewalk connecting the site with Cambridge Street. Pursuant to the Inclusionary Zoning (“IZ”) requirements of Article 79 of the Boston Zoning Code, the Proposed Project’s IZ commitment will include a minimum of 20% of Units/Usable Square Footage, if ultimately approved as a rental project. The Project Site consists of two parcels and contains a total lot area of approximately 27,516 square feet, situated along Brighton Avenue with a portion of the rear of the property abutting on Cambridge Street (the “Project Site”). The Project Site’s existing conditions include a one-story commercial structure for the Action Bearing Company and 10 parallel surface parking spaces. Last filed 2/27/2026.

Source: Boston Planning (BPDA) — Article 80 Development Projects · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

notable951 ft E

Planned development: Great Scott Redevelopment

Large Project that is board-approved — 139 residential units, 108,530 sq ft, $50M estimated cost. The proposed project is focused on reviving Allston’s legendary Great Scott music venue, which closed during the COVID-19 pandemic. It consists of the demolition of the existing structures occupying the site and the construction of a mixed-use building occupying approximately 97,300 square feet of gross floor area with approximately 139 rental residential units on the upper floors, and a ground level featuring a new, 300-person capacity performance space for Great Scott, the retention of O’Brien’s Pub, additional retail/commercial space, and off-street parking spaces for three car-sharing vehicles. Last filed 1/27/2025.

Source: Boston Planning (BPDA) — Article 80 Development Projects · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

notable989 ft E

Planned development: 25-39 Harvard Avenue

Large Project that is permitted or under construction — 170 residential units, 154,926 sq ft, $90M estimated cost. The Proponent is proposing to redevelop approximately 48,973 square feet of land (approximately 1.12-acres) by demolishing the existing buildings and constructing a six (6)-story, mixed-use, building anticipated to include up to 170 rental units, approximately 5,000 square feet of ground floor retail/commercial space and up to 58 on-site parking spaces (the “Project”). Last filed 9/19/2023.

Source: Boston Planning (BPDA) — Article 80 Development Projects · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

notable1,156 ft SW

Planned development: 521-523 Cambridge Street

Small Project that is board-approved — 35 residential units, 31,550 sq ft, $5M estimated cost. The proposed project's small project change will construct a 6-story residential building consisting of 35 units, 5 of which will be affordable. Among the affordable units will be a three-bedroom family-sized unit. The proposed project will contain zero on-site parking spots for vehicles and will include parking for 34 bicycles. Last filed 3/28/2025.

Source: Boston Planning (BPDA) — Article 80 Development Projects · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

info175 ft S

New construction recently completed — $11,987,336

Erect at 30 Penniman RD A certificate of occupancy was issued 2023-12-11 — construction at this site is finished.

Source: City of Boston — Approved Building Permits (Analyze Boston) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

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189 other building permits nearby

189 additional permits issued within this radius in the last 36 months, 8 of them sizable.

Source: City of Boston — Approved Building Permits (Analyze Boston) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

Hazards & Environment

Flood zones, contaminated sites, air quality, radon

76good

notable417 ft E

Toxic Release Inventory facility: Capitol Circuits

Reports to EPA's Toxics Release Inventory — a facility that manages listed toxic chemicals above reporting thresholds. Located at 24 Denby Rd.. Status: TRI Reporter, Active.

Source: EPA Facility Registry Service · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

notable1,002 ft NW

Toxic Release Inventory facility: Teradyne Inc

Reports to EPA's Toxics Release Inventory — a facility that manages listed toxic chemicals above reporting thresholds. Located at 179 Lincoln St. Status: TRI Reporter, Active.

Source: EPA Facility Registry Service · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

notable1,387 ft SW

Toxic Release Inventory facility: New Balance Athletic Shoe Inc

Reports to EPA's Toxics Release Inventory — a facility that manages listed toxic chemicals above reporting thresholds. Located at 65 North Beacon St.. Status: TRI Reporter, Active.

Source: EPA Facility Registry Service · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

notable1,427 ft E

Toxic Release Inventory facility: Cgi Inc

Reports to EPA's Toxics Release Inventory — a facility that manages listed toxic chemicals above reporting thresholds. Located at 20 Linden St. Status: TRI Reporter, Active.

Source: EPA Facility Registry Service · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

notable1,609 ft W

Toxic Release Inventory facility: Spectrowax

Reports to EPA's Toxics Release Inventory — a facility that manages listed toxic chemicals above reporting thresholds. Located at 70 Hichborn St. Status: TRI Reporter, Active.

Source: EPA Facility Registry Service · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

notable1,834 ft N

Toxic Release Inventory facility: Truesdale - Closed

Reports to EPA's Toxics Release Inventory — a facility that manages listed toxic chemicals above reporting thresholds. Located at 108 Holton Street. Status: TRI Reporter, Active.

Source: EPA Facility Registry Service · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

notable2,440 ft W

Toxic Release Inventory facility: Federal-Mogul Corp

Reports to EPA's Toxics Release Inventory — a facility that manages listed toxic chemicals above reporting thresholds. Located at 145 North Beacon Street. Status: TRI Reporter, Active.

Source: EPA Facility Registry Service · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

notable2,587 ft W

Toxic Release Inventory facility: Barry Controls

Reports to EPA's Toxics Release Inventory — a facility that manages listed toxic chemicals above reporting thresholds. Located at 40 Guest St. Status: TRI Reporter, Active.

Source: EPA Facility Registry Service · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

notable2,599 ft W

Toxic Release Inventory facility: Bull Hn Information Systems Inc

Reports to EPA's Toxics Release Inventory — a facility that manages listed toxic chemicals above reporting thresholds. Located at 38 Life St. Status: TRI Reporter, Active.

Source: EPA Facility Registry Service · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

notable0.6 mi S

Toxic Release Inventory facility: Steel Art Co

Reports to EPA's Toxics Release Inventory — a facility that manages listed toxic chemicals above reporting thresholds. Located at 75 Brainerd Road. Status: TRI Reporter, Active.

Source: EPA Facility Registry Service · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

notable0.9 mi E

Toxic Release Inventory facility: Houghton Chemical Distribution And Manufacturing

Reports to EPA's Toxics Release Inventory — a facility that manages listed toxic chemicals above reporting thresholds. Located at 52 Cambridge Street. Status: TRI Reporter, Active.

Source: EPA Facility Registry Service · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

notable0.9 mi NW

Toxic Release Inventory facility: Barclay Water Management

Reports to EPA's Toxics Release Inventory — a facility that manages listed toxic chemicals above reporting thresholds. Located at 150 Coolidge Ave. Status: TRI Reporter, Active.

Source: EPA Facility Registry Service · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

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FEMA minimal flood risk (Zone X)

Outside the mapped 1% and 0.2% annual-chance floodplains. Flood insurance is optional and cheap here.

Source: FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

infocontext · not scored

Air quality index 67 (Moderate)

Current AQI near this address is 67, driven by PM2.5, as reported for AirNow's Boston Metro reporting area (other pollutants: O3 33, PM10 33). A single reading is a metro-wide snapshot — AQI above 100 is unhealthy for sensitive groups.

Source: AirNow (EPA) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

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Suffolk County is EPA radon Zone 3 (low radon potential)

The EPA maps Suffolk County as radon Zone 3: counties where the predicted average indoor radon screening level is below 2 pCi/L. The zone is a county-scale prediction from geology, aerial radioactivity, soil, and past measurements — not a measurement of this home. Radon varies house to house; a short-term test kit (about $15–30, or often free from state health programs) is the only way to know this home's actual level.

Source: EPA Map of Radon Zones · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

Connectivity

Transit access, walkability, daily errands

100great

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Walkability: 19.5 / 20 (most walkable)

The EPA National Walkability Index scores this census block group 19.5 out of 20 — in the "most walkable" band nationally. The index combines intersection density, proximity to transit stops, and the mix of jobs, homes, and destinations.

Source: EPA National Walkability Index · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

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3 rail stations, 6 bus routes within a 10-minute walk

Boston Landing (4-min walk): Framingham/Worcester Line (commuter rail): 53 weekday departures (~2.8/hour), 5:00 AM–12:02 AM. Harvard Avenue (9-min walk): Green Line B (light rail): 272 weekday departures (~13/hour), 5:16 AM–1:30 AM. 6 bus routes stop within the walk radius.

Source: MBTA GTFS static feed (Summer 2026, 2026-07-15T15:16:59+00:00, version D) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

Neighborhood Pulse

311 complaint mix, incident reports, amenity density

100great

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Median building vintage: 1938

Half the housing in this census tract was built before 1938. Housing this old predates the 1978 lead-paint ban and often has older wiring, plumbing, and insulation.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-Year Estimates (2023) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

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65% of homes are renter-occupied

65% of the 1,211 occupied homes in this tract are rentals. A renter-majority tract usually means more year-to-year turnover in who your neighbors are.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-Year Estimates (2023) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026

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179 amenities within a 10-minute walk

Within a 5-minute walk: 8 grocery stores, 32 restaurants, 3 bars, 4 gyms, 2 pharmacies, 5 parks, 3 schools. Within 10 minutes: 20 grocery stores, 116 restaurants, 7 bars, 11 gyms, 4 pharmacies, 12 parks, 9 schools.

Record SAMPLE-M · 42.35582° N · 71.13630° W · tract 000804 · block 1014 · recorded Jul 16, 2026 · sample specimen: real address, real data

Planned development: 90 Braintree Street

New construction permit — $10,000,000

Highway: I 90 (Massachusetts Turnpike)

Six measures, scored 0–100

Noise

Highway: I 90 (Massachusetts Turnpike)

Surface rail line: Boston Subdivision

Major road: Cambridge Street

Major airport: Boston Logan International Airport

Building sits back from road traffic noise (~46 dB within 160 ft)

Modeled rail noise: ~54 dB (24-hr average)

Light & Sun

Change

Planned development: 90 Braintree Street

Planned development: 120 Braintree Street

New construction permit — $10,000,000

Planned development: 119 Braintree Street

Planned development: 449 Cambridge Street

New construction permit — $35,143,069

Planned development: 393 Cambridge Street

Planned development: Allston Yards Building E

Planned development: Allston Yards Building C

Planned development: Allston Yards Building D

Planned development: 176 Lincoln Street

Planned development: Allston Square

Planned development: Allston Yards Building B

Demolition permit

Short Form Bldg Permit — $607,009

Short Form Bldg Permit — $831,262

Demolition permit

Short Form Bldg Permit — $1,334,951

Short Form Bldg Permit — $514,000

Planned development: 23-25 North Beacon Street

Planned development: 201-207 Brighton Avenue

Planned development: Great Scott Redevelopment

Planned development: 25-39 Harvard Avenue

Planned development: 521-523 Cambridge Street

New construction recently completed — $11,987,336

189 other building permits nearby

Hazards & Environment

Toxic Release Inventory facility: Capitol Circuits

Toxic Release Inventory facility: Teradyne Inc

Toxic Release Inventory facility: New Balance Athletic Shoe Inc

Toxic Release Inventory facility: Cgi Inc

Toxic Release Inventory facility: Spectrowax

Toxic Release Inventory facility: Truesdale - Closed

Toxic Release Inventory facility: Federal-Mogul Corp

Toxic Release Inventory facility: Barry Controls

Toxic Release Inventory facility: Bull Hn Information Systems Inc

Toxic Release Inventory facility: Steel Art Co

Toxic Release Inventory facility: Houghton Chemical Distribution And Manufacturing

Toxic Release Inventory facility: Barclay Water Management

FEMA minimal flood risk (Zone X)

Air quality index 67 (Moderate)

Suffolk County is EPA radon Zone 3 (low radon potential)

Connectivity

Walkability: 19.5 / 20 (most walkable)

3 rail stations, 6 bus routes within a 10-minute walk

Neighborhood Pulse

Median building vintage: 1938

65% of homes are renter-occupied

179 amenities within a 10-minute walk

311 rodent and pest reports run about 2.6× the citywide rate

311 trash and sanitation reports run about 2.2× the citywide rate

26 violent-offense reports within 0.25 mi in 12 months

33 property-offense reports within 0.25 mi in 12 months