Weekly digestBostonWeek of July 13, 2026

Boston building permits — week of July 13, 2026

Boston's construction pipeline just got a major boost with two $56M and $69M luxury condo towers approved at 6 and 2 Lamartine Street, signaling a surge in high-end residential development despite a 10% weekly permit drop. These projects dwarf the next largest permit by over 10x.

Boston skyline
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PERMITS FILED
$258.2M
DECLARED VALUE
-10%
VS PRIOR WEEK
217
SHORT FORM BLDG PERMIT

Top permits this week

2 Lamartine ST

$69,406,222

Certificate of Occupancy

Two new luxury condo towers at 2 Lamartine St, totaling $69.4M in construction.

ZIP 02130

6 Lamartine ST

$56,000,000

Certificate of Occupancy

Massive $56M project for new high-rise condos at 6 Lamartine St.

ZIP 02130

117A Lake ST

$44,238,000

Certificate of Occupancy

Nearly $44.2M for a new residential building at 117A Lake St.

ZIP 02135

2-16 Avery ST

$6,010,000

Long Form/Alteration Permit

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Long Form/Alteration Permit

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1135 Tremont ST

$4,642,308

Certificate of Occupancy

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35 Binney ST

$4,220,000

Electrical Permit

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255 State ST

$3,250,000

Long Form/Alteration Permit

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Certificate of Occupancy

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60 State ST

$2,750,000

Certificate of Occupancy

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