Melrose is embracing smart growth and housing diversity with the groundbreaking of 164 Essex Street, an 80-unit, five-story transit-oriented development that transforms a former hospital parking lot into a vibrant, sustainable community hub. Strategically located near the Melrose–Wakefield Hospital and adjacent to the commuter rail, the project is designed to meet modern urban housing needs while aligning with Melrose’s Housing Production Plan.

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