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City Council, November 4, 2026

Approved: Resolution to postpone Charlestown High School closure vote, 11-0-1

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What happened

On November 4, 2026, Boston approved Resolution to postpone Charlestown High School closure vote (11-0).

The Boston City Council's November 4, 2026 meeting contained no zoning, rezoning, or development-project approvals. The most real-estate-relevant items were Docket 1711, an ordinance amending tenant protections against condominium/cooperative conversion displacement, which remain…

Meeting key facts
Jurisdiction
Boston, MA
Governing body
Final authority
Date
November 4, 2026
Decisions
5 zoning decisions
Outcome
Approved, 11-0-1

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Condo/co-op conversion tenant protection ordinance

Ordinance amending and extending protections for tenants facing displacement by condominium or cooperative conversion. It was reviewed at a working session on November 2 with Chief of Housing Sheila Dillon. It remains in committee, and a committee report is expected within a couple of weeks.

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Key Decisions (5)

Continued

Condo/co-op conversion tenant protection ordinance

Other

Hearing order on restaurant zoning reform community engagement

Approved

$1.36M broadband grant for BHA campuses

Vote: 11-0Moved by Flynn
Approved

Resolution to postpone Charlestown High School closure vote

Vote: 11-0-1
Approved

17F information request on O'Connor Way bike lane costs

Vote: 11-0-1

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Market Signals (2)

Housing Demand

Boston is advancing stronger tenant protections against condo and co-op…

Commercial Demand

The administration's proposed restaurant zoning reforms would ease takeout and…

Who spoke

18 distinct speakers; 12 identified names.

All speaker roles: 2 Unknown, 11 Councilmember, 3 Public, 1 Chair, 1 Clerk.

Identified name roles: 11 Councilmember, 1 Chair.

Speaker sample: Braden, Chair.

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Zoning terms (4)

10 recorded timestamps

  • approved (2 timestamps)
  • public hearing (2 timestamps)
  • zoning (5 timestamps)
  • denied (1 timestamps)

Decision moments (5)

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