Event Notices Real Estate

4 Baldwin Place Receives Neighborhood Council Support for Basement Zoning Relief

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The North End / Waterfront Neighborhood Council (NEWNC) unanimously (8-0) supported Pat Coppola & Louis Finacharo at 4 Baldwin Place in their application to legalize the existing basement space at the building to form part of the first floor unit. See the above video for the presentation, discussion and NEWNC vote.

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