370-380 Harrison Avenue

Work Begins on Concrete Core for 370-380 Harrison Avenue

The three levels of parking under 370-380 Harrison are nearing completion and work is starting on the concrete core of the project. The new building will feature a total of 273 units, 172 rentals & 101 condos. The project will bring renewed vitality to a former vacant factory site, connecting the emergent New York Streets neighborhood and the South End. At the base of the building will be a tree-lined streetscape and 8,500 square feet of retail space. Construction is expected to be complete in 2020.

Foundation Work Ongoing for 370-380 Harrison

Work continues on the concrete mat slab for the upcoming mixed-use building at the corner of Harrison and East Berkeley Street in the South End. The tower crane is also in place for the 14-story project. The building will feature a total of 273 residences, a mix of rentals and condos, along with 8,500sf of ground floor retail.

Electrical Permit Issued for 370-380 Harrison Avenue

An electrical permit has been issued for the upcoming 14-story mixed-use project on Harrison Ave. in the South End. The project is set to include 273 residential units (172 apartments and 101 condos), along with 8,500 square feet of ground-floor retail. Resident amenities at 370-380 Harrison Avenue will include upper level roof decks with outdoor social space and plantings. Three levels of parking are being built underneath the building to feature a total of 180 spaces.

Site Work Continues at 370-380 Harrison Avenue

Site work continues at 370-380 Harrison Avenue in Boston’s South End. The upcoming 14-story, 356,500 square foot mixed-use building will contain approximately 273 residential units, including 172 rental apartments and 101 ownership condominiums. Additionally, there will be approximately 8,500 square feet of ground-floor retail space.

Resident amenities at 370-380 Harrison Avenue will include upper-level roof decks with outdoor social space and plantings. 55 residences at 370-380 Harrison Avenue will be designated affordable, including 52 apartments and three condominiums.

JDC Demolition Begins Site Work at Harrison Avenue

JDC Demolition Company has begun soil remediation at 370-380 Harrison Avenue in Boston’s South End, the future site of a 14-story, 356,500 square foot mixed-use building that will contain approximately 273 residential units, including 172 rental apartments and 101 ownership condominiums, and approximately 8,500 square feet of ground-floor retail.

Demolition of the Ho Kong Bean Sprouts and Quinzani’s Bakery factory buildings are complete to make way for 370-380 Harrison Avenue, an upcoming 14-story, 356,500-square-foot apartment and condominium building.

A new construction permit has been issued to begin the building which will feature 273 residences, including 172 rental apartments and 101 ownership condominiums, and approximately 8,500 square feet of ground-floor retail. The project is expected to take two years to complete.

Shuttered South End factories demolished to make way for 370-380 Harrison Avenue residences

The former Ho Kong Bean Sprouts and Quinzani’s Bakery factory buildings in the Upper South End have been fully demolished to make way for 370-380 Harrison Avenue, an upcoming 14-story, 356,500-square-foot apartment and condominium building. In the coming weeks, demolition rubble will be cleared, and pre-trenching and excavation of the building’s foundation and three-level, 180-space underground parking garage will commence.

Construction of 370-380 Harrison Avenue is expected to take approximately two years. The building will feature 273 residences, including 172 rental apartments and 101 ownership condominiums, and approximately 8,500 square feet of ground-floor retail. The following is a photograph of the 370-380 Harrison Avenue site:

Construction of 370-380 Harrison Avenue residences in South End to start imminently

Fencing has been erected around the perimeter of 370-380 Harrison Avenue in the South End’s New York Streets neighborhood, future site of a 14-story, 356,500-square-foot apartment and condominium building, and demolition of existing buildings is expected to commence this week. The existing Ho Kong Bean Sprouts and Quinzani’s Bakery buildings will be fully demolished over the next four weeks. Pre-trenching and excavation of the future building’s foundation is expected to commence in early March, and continue through late July. Overall, construction of the building is expected to last approximately two years, with completion expected in 2020. 370-380 Harrison Avenue will feature 273 residences, including 172 rental apartments and 101 ownership condominiums, and approximately 8,500 square feet of ground-floor retail.

370-380 Harrison Avenue, 356,500 square foot mixed-use development, approved in South End

370-380 Harrison Avenue, a new 14-story building featuring 218 rental apartments, 96 ownership condominiums and approximately 8,500 square feet of ground-floor retail, was approved at last Thursday (March 2nd)’s Boston Planning & Development Agency (BPDA) Board Meeting. Developer Related Beal anticipates to start construction of the project in the second quarter of this year, with completion expected by the second quarter of 2019.

Related Beal proposes revised development at 370-380 Harrison Avenue in South End

Related Beal is proposing a revised development at 370-380 Harrison Avenue in the South End's New York Streets neighborhood. The design of the original development, proposed in March 2016 and not approved, has been revised in response to design feedback from officials and the surrounding community. With the revised design, Related Beal aims to better relate with the existing surrounding building context. Related Beal has submitted a Draft Project Impact Report (DPIR) to the Boston Planning & Development Agency (BPDA) with the revised development plan for 370-380 Harrison Avenue. The plan will now undergo official review.

New details and renderings for Quinzani’s Bakery redevelopment in South End

Related Beal proposes to construct a 14-story mixed-use building with 280 residential units and 6,000 square feet of ground-floor retail space at the former Quinzani’s Bakery site at 370-380 Harrison Avenue in Boston’s South End. Approximately 105 units would be condominiums; approximately 175 would be rentals. Three stories of underground parking would be built with a total of 180 spaces. A Project Notification Form has been submitted to the Boston Redevelopment Authority with a full development proposal. Related Beal hopes to start construction in the second quarter of 2017.

A rendering of the proposed project is posted above. The following is a second rendering:

Related Beal acquired the former Quinzani's Bakery site for $20,000,000 in November 2015. In October 2015, Related Beal acquired the neighboring former Ho Kong Bean Sprout Company site for $8,000,000. Both sites would be combined to construct the proposed building. The following are deeds for both sales:

Quinzani's Bakery Deed One:

Quinzani's Bakery Deed Two:

Ho Kong Bean Sprout Company:

Related Beal filed a Letter of Intent with the Boston Redevelopment Authority on December 31st, 2015 to redevelop the 370-380 Harrison Avenue site. The following is a link to the Letter of Intent.

The 370-380 Harrison Avenue site is located in an area of Boston's South End that is seeing significant development. Ink Block Phase One, Sepia at Ink Block and Troy Boston were recently completed; The Lucas, 345 Harrison, Siena at Ink Block and AC Hotel South End are currently under construction.