A South Boston developer has unveiled plans for an apartment building a stone’s throw away from several planned developments in line to radically shape an industrial corner of the neighborhood.
A developer proposes more housing in a section of South Boston undergoing widespread conversions of industrial properties to higher-income-generating uses.
In Boston, apparently, city officials would rather take the inevitable traffic that will come from Amazon’s push to speed up deliveries while skipping the jobs it would come with.
A 22-acre cluster of industrial properties and parking lots near South Boston’s Andrew Square MBTA’s is being prepared for redevelopment including a last-mile distribution center for Amazon.
Newton-based National Development will seek approval for a 21-story tower including residential and commercial space on a development site on South Boston’s Dorchester Avenue.
Newton-based National Development has revealed its initial plans for the Dorchester Avenue corridor in South Boston, where it acquired a group of parcels with plans to transform the industrial neighborhood.
Mass Bay Credit Union has put its headquarters property in South Boston on the market, seeking to capitalize on the A Street corridor’s growing development potential.
Newton-based National Development has bought another parcel at the intersection of Old Colony Avenue and Dorchester Avenue in South Boston as it continues assembling property for what is expected to be another large project.
A National Development subsidiary has added another parcel to the collection of industrial buildings it owns near South Boston’s Andrews Square.
A project approved by Boston zoning officials in 2017 but not yet built has been sold for $14 million.
Work has begun at The Ceinture, a luxury condominium development on West Fifth Street in South Boston, according to an announcement from the developer.
Is a gritty industrial corridor in South Boston destined to become the next Ink Block-style development cluster?
A 159-room boutique hotel is the latest change in the works on South Boston’s Dorchester Avenue, where industrial properties are steadily being redeveloped to take advantage of the neighborhood’s transit connections and proximity to downtown.
