After many did not believe that a project on the East Boston
waterfront was feasible, 112 Border Street is now set to see
transformation.
Delays sparked by the Great Recession and municipal backlogs put
Trinity Financials plan to development 200 condominiums on
hold.
Roughly ten years later after deliberations and
reconfigurations, 112 Border Street is slated to be a 200-unit
apartment complex with six live-work-sell units for artists, a
400-foot harbor walk with kayak launch, a community gallery and an
acre of open spaced according to the Boston Business Journal.
Its going to be a
turning point for the neighborhood. East Boston really is the last
undeveloped neighborhood in Boston, said Abby Goldenfarb, a vice
president of Trinity Financial.
This development will take full advantage of the incredible
views and “incredible feel neighborhood unlike any other as there
hasnt been a critical mass on the East Boston waterfront in the
past.
Source: Boston Business
Journal