Building permit intelligence · Boston, MA
567 Park St has 20 municipal building permits on file in Ward 17. The latest recorded activity was a lvolt permit dated Jul 6, 2026. Permits at this address represent $500K–$1MM in total declared construction value. PropertyLabs also identified 2 mapped permits within 500 m of this address.
Low Voltage
Change Occupancy
Electrical
Plumbing
Wiring 2 bedroom basement unit
CHANGE OF OCCUPANCY TO 3 FAMILY W/ADU in Basement
2 mapped permits within 500 m, shown on the intelligence map above.
12 other addresses on Park St with municipal permit records in Boston.
This address has 20 permit records in PropertyLabs' public history and is located in Ward 17. The city figures below provide context without changing the focus of this exact-address record.
City coverage counts address-linked rows and does not add overlapping canonical tables. Rolling windows are inclusive, use UTC boundaries, and end Aug 1, 2026.
PropertyLabs compiled this permit history from municipal public records for Boston, MA. The latest recorded permit activity at 567 Park St is dated Jul 6, 2026. Municipal records can be corrected or updated after publication.
See the contractors, applicants, permit holders, permit numbers, and project documents associated with 567 Park St in the PropertyLabs platform, along with alerts when new permits are filed at this address.
(3) Family DwellingAlt 1223362 issued 1/30/21, SF 1188984 issued 5/3/21
Fire Alarm
Interior/Exterior Work
kit and baths
wh hh ranges
Install a 24v monitored fire alarm system for a 3-family sprinklered residential.
Re-wire entire three family to code. Upgrade service from 100 to 200 amp. Add public meter for common areas.
Install smoke and carbon detectors where required by law.
Remodel 3 kitchen and bath, new roofing, siding and windows .front porch and back porch remodeling.
Removal of fire/water affected drywall, plaster &; lath, floor coverings. Finishes only. ; V503896 ON FILE
Re-connect existing gas supply to new furnace
Replace gas furnace
install gas hot air unit for the third floor
Cellulose insulation R-38 Blow loose fill in the attic, Blow in R-15 dense-pack cellulose in walls. Air Sealing, weatherstriping doors.