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An illustration of the proposed residential project at 108 Water St. (Courtesy of Eaglebrook Capital). The Zoning Board of Appeals gave plenty of input on the proposed 52-unit residential project proposed for Water Street, but continued the hearing until December so that designers could make some adjustments to the plans. The board also granted a requested change for the project at 104 Main St., and got an update on the building going up across from the Watertown Library. 108 Water St.
Two dozen open houses to choose from this weekend for Watertown homebuyers. 84-86 Boylston St., $1,075,000, 5 bedroom 2 bathroom 2,100 sq. ft. 2 Family, Open houses: Saturday, Nov. 15 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM Sunday, Nov.
The Water Mills residential and retail complex on Pleasant Street will be sold at auction. An apartment building on Pleasant Street will be sold at auction on Dec. 10, 2025. The 99-unit complex at 330–350 Pleasant St., known as Water Mills, also has nearly 18,000 sq. ft.
Mt. Auburn Street has been under construction this year, and it will continue for a few more. (Photo by Charlie Breitrose)
The past several months have been tough for businesses in Coolidge Square with the road construction and utility work on Mt. Auburn Street. While the project is expected to last another three years, heavy construction is largely done until spring and City and construction officials have committed to improving communication with business owners.
Three single family homes, two townhouses, a pair of two families, and a two condos were sold this week. 63 Edenfield Ave., $1,025,000, 5 bedroom 2 bathroom 2,246 sq. ft. Single Family
914 Belmont St. UNIT 914, $575,000, 2 bedroom 2 bathroom 1,311 sq.
Plenty of properties to take a peek at over the weekend in Watertown. 131 Coolidge Ave. APT 123, $635,000, 2 bedroom 2 bathroom 1,270 sq. ft. Condo, Open house: Sunday, Nov.
A panel of local experts will discuss the future development in Watertown. See more details in the announcement provided by the Watertown Business Coalition. Watertown’s Open
Hear about the State of Real Estate and Development in Watertown during the event at the Italian Design Interiors showroom in Watertown Square presented by the City of Watertown, Little Local Conversations, and the Watertown Business Coalition. The free event will take place on Thursday, Nov. 13, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Italian Design Interiors, 19 Spring St.
The following announcement was provided by the Charles River Regional Chamber:
More than 20 local restaurants are teaming up this November to help combat food insecurity. Between now and Nov. 26, when you purchase a gift card from a participating restaurant up to 25 percent of the sales will be donated to Spoonfuls, Inc. — a Newton-based nonprofit food recovery organization that rescues fresh, healthy food and delivers it directly to local food pantries, shelters, and community programs statewide. The Gift Card Give Back program is organized by the Charles River Regional Chamber and its member restaurants in response to uncertainty about the suspension of the SNAP program and the overall growing food insecurity. “The quick response from our restaurant community has been inspiring, especially at a time when so many of these businesses are facing challenges of their own,” said Charles River Chamber President and CEO Greg Reibman.
Three condos were sold this week in Watertown. 122 School St. #1, $606,000, 2 bedroom 1 bathroom 1,298 sq. ft. Condo
21 Fayette St.
