Exploring the Neighborhood
Downtown
Boston, Massachusetts
Home to Downtown Crossing, Faneuil Hall and the Financial District, Downtown Boston is what comes to mind when thinking about a central business district. The dense package of skyscrapers make for picturesque views of Boston from neighboring sections of the city as well as the Boston Harbor. Though the area remains predominantly a 9 to 5 zone, residential development has been introduced to the area in a more meaningful way since 2010.
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Featured Developments
| Address | Status | Building Size (SF) |
Residential Units |
Retail Size (SF) |
Developer |
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| 115 Winthrop Square (Winthrop Center) | Board Approved | 1,592,000 | 460 | 31,000 | Millennium Partners |
| 201 Stuart St (Motor Mart Garage) | Under Review | 685,000 | 306 | 46,000 | CIM Group LLC, Boston Global Investors, LLC |
| 47-55 LaGrange St | Board Approved | 157,000 | 176 | - | QMG LaGrange, LLC |
| 55 India Street | Board Approved | 67,000 | 44 | 4,000 | Otis and Ahearn |
| 20 Clinton St (Dock Square Garage) | Board Approved | 535,000 | 195 | 8,000 | FPG DS, LLC |
| 50 New Sudbury Street (Bulfinch Crossing) | Permitted / Under Construction | 2,400,000 | 771 | 82,500 | HYM Investment Group LLC |