Dudley Square Tower moving forward, BRA filing expected within a month

Banker & Tradesman reports that Long Bay Management is moving forward with plans to construct a 29-story tower in Dudley Square at the corner of Washington and Marvin streets, with a formal Boston Redevelopment Authority (BRA) project filing expected within the next month. The most recent proposal calls for a 29-story tower, up from previously proposed 25 stories. Due to cost considerations, the proposal has been revised to include above-ground parking and additional floors. Potential office tenants could include a 28,000 square foot Roxbury service office for the Department of Children and Families and other state agency offices.

According to an earlier Bay State Banner report, the Dudley Square Tower would include office, residential and retail space. Retail would be located across the tower's first two stories and would incorporate the adjacent existing bank building, which would be preserved. At the tower's center would be office space, and on the tower's upper floors would be residential units targeted towards middle-income residents. This page will be updated with additional information as it becomes available; a preliminary rendering of the Dudley Square Tower is posted above.

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