
What's happening at Dorchester Bay Economic Development Corporation?




Dorchester Bay Economic Development Corporation works collaboratively with residents, businesses, and our many partners toward our shared goal of a stronger, healthier, and more financially viable place to live and work.
Through our real estate development, community engagement, and economic development efforts we strive to build stronger neighborhoods and foster opportunity. Visit us in Dorchester – come share in our work!
Providing affordable housing and commercial space that enables residents to remain and thrive.
Providing loans to small businsses in Dorchester, Jamaica Plain, Hyde Park, Roslindale, and Roxbury.
Supporting the residents of our buildings and advocating for our community’s needs.
4-Part Small Business
Management Program
Wednesday, October 4th
5:30 PM – 7:30 PM
Small Business Workshop:
Small Business Management Program
Tuesday, August 29th
5:30 PM – 7:30 PM
We`re seeking a visionary Director of Community Engagement to lead our resident services & community engagement work!
This is an exciting opportunity to create impactful programs that support community stability and well-being.
Apply at the link in bio!
We`re seeking a visionary Director of Community Engagement to lead our resident services & community engagement work!
This is an exciting opportunity to create impactful programs that support community stability and well-being.
Apply at the link in bio!
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History is shaped by what we choose to do now. This work cannot wait.
Happy MLK Day from Dorchester Bay.
History is shaped by what we choose to do now. This work cannot wait.
Happy MLK Day from Dorchester Bay.
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In 2024, Dorchester Bay joined community partners in testifying for legislation that finally expanded access to liquor licenses in the neighborhoods we serve - a step towards closing Boston’s racial wealth gap.
This new legislation created 225 new licenses reserved for neighborhoods where entrepreneurs have long been priced out of buying liquor licenses, which can be essential for sustaining sit-down restaurants.
Dorchester Bay-backed businesses like Comfort Kitchen and Just Book-ish, mentioned in this Boston Globe article, are an essential part of creating vibrant, thriving neighborhoods: they are engines of economic development that act as vital community gathering spaces.
The impacts of this legislation represent a meaningful step forward for our neighborhoods, opening space for more vibrant, culturally rich, community-rooted businesses to thrive, which strengthens both local economies and Boston’s identity as a whole.
In 2024, Dorchester Bay joined community partners in testifying for legislation that finally expanded access to liquor licenses in the neighborhoods we serve - a step towards closing Boston’s racial wealth gap.
This new legislation created 225 new licenses reserved for neighborhoods where entrepreneurs have long been priced out of buying liquor licenses, which can be essential for sustaining sit-down restaurants.
Dorchester Bay-backed businesses like Comfort Kitchen and Just Book-ish, mentioned in this Boston Globe article, are an essential part of creating vibrant, thriving neighborhoods: they are engines of economic development that act as vital community gathering spaces.
The impacts of this legislation represent a meaningful step forward for our neighborhoods, opening space for more vibrant, culturally rich, community-rooted businesses to thrive, which strengthens both local economies and Boston’s identity as a whole.
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🏡 Join our Real Estate Team! We’re hiring an Asset Analyst and a Senior Real Estate Project Manager!
🔨 If you’re passionate about equitable development, neighborhood stabilization, and stewarding mission-driven real estate, apply at the link in bio.
🏡 Join our Real Estate Team! We’re hiring an Asset Analyst and a Senior Real Estate Project Manager!
🔨 If you’re passionate about equitable development, neighborhood stabilization, and stewarding mission-driven real estate, apply at the link in bio.
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