Explore Boston building permits, BPD crime data, and apartment and institutional zoning in Fenway, home of Fenway Park and the Museum of Fine Arts.
Search this neighborhoodFenway runs from Kenmore Square south along the Back Bay Fens, one of the parks of Frederick Law Olmsted's Emerald Necklace. Fenway Park on Jersey Street, opened in 1912, is the home of the Boston Red Sox, and the Fenway Victory Gardens, started in 1942, are among the oldest continuously operating victory gardens in the country.
The Museum of Fine Arts on Huntington Avenue, Symphony Hall on Massachusetts Avenue and Northeastern University's Huntington Avenue campus are within the neighborhood. Much of its housing is apartment buildings and student rentals. The Green Line stops at Kenmore and Fenway, and the E branch serves Symphony, Northeastern and Museum of Fine Arts stops.
CivicScout tracks Boston Police reported incidents, Vision Zero traffic crash records, and open building and property violation cases within a half mile of any searched address in Fenway. Crash records here do not publish injury counts.
View safety data →Permit activity includes large institutional and apartment projects near Kenmore Square and the Huntington Avenue campuses, alongside renovation of older apartment buildings.
View permits →Major construction and high-impact permits — see what’s changing across the neighborhood.
View new construction →The zoning layer shows about a quarter of Fenway as Apartment Residential, with parkland open space, multifamily and institutional districts each covering roughly a sixth.
View zoning →The zoned public schools assigned by attendance boundary.
View schools →Location reports for Fenway addresses surface Inspectional Services building permits, open 311 requests, food establishment inspections, and the applicable Boston zoning subdistrict.
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