Here's your chance to own the two most rare property types in the North End: Single Family and Industrial

A single family home and a large industrial property - both on North Washington Street - are up for auction.

169 North Washington Street is actually shown as a three-family home on the BPDA's map, but the auctioneer's website bills it as:

1,380+/-sf single family vacant home believed to have 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms & 1.5 baths

North End resident Michelle Perez Vichot appointed as director of The 'Quin House Impact Fund

The ‘Quin Impact Fund announced today the appointment of Michelle Perez Vichot, an accomplished leader of nonprofit and social service organizations, as Director. The appointment comes on the heels of a monumental year of impact, with the organization having contributed over $3.3MM to Boston area non-profits since its inception, including over $900k in the past year.

List of North End restaurants that are seeking upgraded all-alcohol licenses

The City announced that it will be creating and distributing 12 new transferable all-alcohol licenses last year. Since then, nine North End restaurants have sought support from the Neighborhood Council to upgrade their licenses from Beer, Wine, & Cordials to All-Alcohol. The Council has unanimously supported all of the requests.

More expansion for Travaglione restaurants in North End

Richard and Adriana Travaglione, owner/operators of Riccardo's in North Square and Giacomo's on Hanover Street, recently received approval to open a third restaurant: North End Lobster Company after getting unanimous support from the Neighborhood Council back in March. In 2021, they received approval to expand Giacomo's into the second floor of the existing space to add an additional 20 seats.

Neighborhood Council October 2024 meeting agenda

The Neighborhood Council will hold its October meeting Tuesday October 15th at 7pm at the Nazzaro Center. The agenda includes a presentation from the City on its Rat Action Plan, five restaurants vying for one of 12 all-alcohol licenses, Giacomo's expansion into the old Pomodoro, and a continuation of the 60-70 Cross Street development discussion.