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Apr 9, 2024

Oxford Properties Group & Pappas Enterprises Propose Housing & Lab Complex in South Boston's Reserve Channel

A major development project has been proposed along South Boston’s Reserve Channel, consisting of housing, lab facilities, and commercial spaces.

Oxford Properties Group & Pappas Enterprises Propose Housing & Lab Complex in South Boston's Reserve Channel
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A major development project has been proposed along South Boston’s Reserve Channel, consisting of housing, lab facilities, and commercial spaces. This project spans 1.7 million square feet and aims to revitalize nearly 12.9 industrial acres at 300 West First St. and 47B Summer St.

Public Engagement Events Scheduled

The Boston Planning and Development Agency (BPDA) will host a series of meetings to inform the public about various aspects of the project. Open houses are scheduled for April 23 and May 22, with public meetings on May 8 and 15.

Project Overview

Developers Oxford Properties Group and Pappas Enterprises Inc. envision creating three new city blocks with open spaces and streets. The project includes two six-story residential buildings offering 205 units, the details of which are still under consideration for affordability and housing options.

Commercial and Mixed-Use Spaces

Plans feature a five-story mixed-use commercial building and a one-story civic pavilion with ample open space. The proposal also includes the construction of four research laboratory buildings, offering spaces for various purposes including retail and wellness options.

Community Engagement and Flexibility

Developers emphasize the importance of community input in shaping the project's vision. They aim to create an inclusive and vibrant development that integrates seamlessly with the neighborhood. The project is designed with flexibility to adapt to future commercial space needs, aligning with Boston's innovation-driven landscape.

The proposed development seeks to blend residential, commercial, and lab spaces into a cohesive community. By engaging with stakeholders and prioritizing flexibility, developers aim to create a vibrant and inclusive environment for both new and existing residents and businesses.

#Boston#Government#Mixed Use
Published: Apr 9, 2024Last updated: April 15, 2024