BLDUP
Update
11/18/19
Below are BLDUP's most active* Boston-area new construction multifamily buildings as of October 2019. All of these buildings are either approved, under construction or recently completed. Each building contains either apartments or condominiums; a number of buildings are mixed-use and contain retail space.
*Most active based on page traffic
1. The Hub on Causeway
Projected Opening: Phase One Now OpenThe Hub on Causeway is a 1.87 million square foot mixed-use development featuring three towers with retail, office, hotel, and residential uses. The Hub on Causeway will be constructed in three phases. Completion of Phase One of The Hub on Causeway is expected in late 2018. Phase Two will consist of a 38-story residential tower with approximately 440 units and a 10-story citizenM hotel tower with approximately 260 rooms. Phase Three will consist of a 21-story office tower totaling approximately 525,000 square feet. Learn more >>>
2. Winthrop Center
Projected Opening: 2022Winthrop Center is a 53-story, 691-foot-tall tower that would replace a decrepit City-owned parking garage located in Winthrop Square in the heart of Downtown Boston. Across the $1.3 billion, 1.592-million-square-foot tower’s top 26 floors would be approximately 500 condominium residences, with approximately 750,000 square feet of commercial office space across 20 floors below. As part of the proposed project, 115,000 square feet of new affordable housing would be created, most likely in Boston’s Chinatown in collaboration with the Asian Community Development Corporation. Millennium would pay the City of Boston $166 million in order to acquire and develop the garage site. Learn more >>>
3. Motor Mart Garage
Projected Opening: TBA
The approved project plans call for the redevelopment of the existing building and the construction of a 20-story residential tower rising out of the garage. The western portion of the existing parking garage will be converted into approximately 84 new residential units. The new residential tower will rise out of the eighth floor of the existing building and contain around 306 apartment and condominium units. Unit sizes will range from studios to three-bedrooms. Resident amenities are set to include a fitness center, a small exterior pool, and a vegetated roof on the ninth floor. Learn more >>>
4. Bulfinch Crossing
Projected Opening: Fall 2020Bulfinch Crossing is a 2.9-million-square-foot multi-phased development project that will replace the existing above-grade concrete Government Center Garage with six mixed-use buildings, a pedestrian-friendly streetscape and a public plaza on two appropriately-scaled urban blocks spread across approximately 4.8 acres. The West Parcel will include a 45-story, 480-foot-tall luxury residential apartment building at 100 Sudbury Street, which will be the first structure built. The Phase I tower will feature 368 apartments and 55 condominiums for a total of 423 residences. Learn more >>>
5. Raffles Boston Back Bay Hotel and Residences
Projected Opening: TBD
Raffles Boston is an upcoming 33-story tower in Copley Square that will feature 146 luxurious condominium residences atop 154 hotel rooms, expansion space for the adjacent University Club and ground-floor restaurant space. Amenities at Raffles Boston will include lounges, conference/ballroom areas and a pool/fitness center available to both building residents and guests. Parking will be provided at area garages. Learn more >>>
Projected Opening: 2021
Washington Village is an upcoming redevelopment of five acres in South Boston’s Andrew Square into a mixed-use development spanning six blocks. Eight buildings will be constructed containing 656 residences including both apartments and condominiums, 98,600 square feet of retail space and parking for 560 cars. Residences will include studios, one-bedrooms, two-bedrooms, and three bedrooms. 110 residential units at Washington Village will be designated affordable. Learn More >>>
7. The Abby
Projected Opening: 2021
The Abby development calls for the construction of 610 apartment residences, 50,000 square feet of commercial/retail space and 1,600 parking spaces, replacing 852 existing parking spaces. The redevelopment of this site at a transit station will revitalize and transform an existing commuter parking lot into a hub of activity with a large retail anchor, bustling multimodal station, and vibrant residential development. Learn More >>>
8. The St. Regis Residences, Boston
Projected Opening: 2021
The upcoming 22-story mixed-use waterfront building in Boston's Seaport District, The St. Regis Residences, Boston will contain 114 residential condominiums along with a two-level signature restaurant and three levels of underground parking. A Harborwalk extension will be built around the building. The St. Regis Residences, Boston is being built at the former site of the Whiskey Priest and Atlantic Beer Garden waterfront. Learn more >>>
Projected Opening: TBD
7INK by Ollie is an upcoming 14-story residential building containing 180 shared suites and micro-studios. Developed by National Development and co-living and micro-housing specialist Ollie, 7INK by Ollie would be Boston’s first major co-living development, emphasizing communal living. The building would provide a full range of services, unique community engagements and extraordinary shared amenity spaces. Learn More >>>
10. Fenway Center
Projected Opening: Early 2020Fenway Center is a $600 million, 1.1-million-square-foot mixed-use air rights development project in Kenmore Square that will consist of five new buildings, including a 27-story tower, above the Massachusetts Turnpike and on existing surface parking lots. A total of approximately 550 residential units, 160,000 square feet of office space and over 50,000 square feet of retail will be built at Fenway Center, in addition to over 30,000 square feet of park and green space. A seven-story parking garage at Fenway Center will include 1,290 parking spaces. As part of the project, the Yawkey MBTA commuter rail station was recently overhauled, and new public access roads were constructed throughout the existing parking lots. Learn more >>>
