Boston Real Estate: Projects Approved and Under Construction ...

What the Boston Skyline Will Look Like After Current Construction is Complete

Boston kept evolving in 2012, with new construction?green-lighted and new ground broke. According to the Mayor?s office, 22 projects broke ground this year, with total investment totaling $1.6 billion. Thirty-seven additional projects were approved, representing an additional $3.4 billion in investment.

?Cranes crowd the city skyline because investors are bullish on Boston,? Mayor Menino said in a release. ?Thanks to a growing innovation economy, a young and energized population, and an educated workforce?Boston is booming.?

But what will the skyline look like when all is said and done? Thanks to architects? renderings, we can get a peek. Here are seven of the biggest projects underway or approved in Boston:

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  $350M project; Cutting edge research and development facility

  

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  $115M project; Future headquarters of Boston Public School Department

  

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  319 A Street Rear; $100M project; 202 units of housing, including 22 affordable

  

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  $5.5M project; Crucial part of Innovation District social infrastructure

  

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  (Approved only.) $625 million project; 500+ units of housing; Ground floor retail and office

  

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  (Approved only.) $500 million project; Future New Balance World HQs

  

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  (Approved only.) $60 million project; Boutique hotel, restaurant, retail, and spa

  

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Buildings Approved or Under Construction in Boston

1 - Longwood Center

$350M project; Cutting edge research and development facility

2 - Dudley Municipal Office Building, Dudley Square

$115M project; Future headquarters of Boston Public School Department

3 - Boston Wharf Tower

319 A Street Rear; $100M project; 202 units of housing, including 22 affordable

4 - Boston Innovation Center

$5.5M project; Crucial part of Innovation District social infrastructure

5 - Millennium Tower

(Approved only.) $625 million project; 500+ units of housing; Ground floor retail and office

6 - New Brighton Landing

(Approved only.) $500 million project; Future New Balance World HQs

7 - 59 Temple Place

(Approved only.) $60 million project; Boutique hotel, restaurant, retail, and spa

Now if we really want a New Year?s resolution for Boston, let?s make it easier to get new construction underway!

Source: http://bostinno.com/2012/12/28/what-the-boston-skyline-will-look-like-after-current-construction-is-complete/

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