After years of heated debate it appears that the infamous Boston Harbor Garage project may be pushing forward. The garage, owned by Don Chiofaro, has been actively trying to redevelop the unattractive garage for over a decade. The original proposal was for two towers, comprised of a combined 1.5 million square feet. Chiofaro was met with heavy opposition to the project from his abutters as well as former mayor Menino. Under the new administration it seems that the Boston Panning and Development Agency would allow for a 600 foot tower comprised of 900,000 square feet of mixed-use space. While it may be a compromise to the original proposal it is something the developer is very excited about accepting and moving forward. However, there are still many procedural steps to go through before the development can be green lighted. A major one is gaining state approval through Chapter 91, which governs all development along Boston’s Waterfront. While there are still hoops to jump through it seems that there is little that would completely prevent the redevelopment of the existing garage.

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“Finding a penthouse that combines luxury, Beauty and practicality is an urban dream come true. Finding one that includes all that plus space and location borders on Nirvana.

Carmela Laurella and Dave Costello of CL Properties have listed that rare find– a 1,628 square foot, 2 + bedroom, two-and-a-half bath home.”

Our listing–2502 Battery Wharf–was featured on the front page of the Boston Homes!

CL Waterfront Properties was proud to assist the Buyers in three sales at the Exhilarating New Luxury Residence, Millennium Towers!

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Looking at the Boston skyline there are cranes in every direction. From Fenway, the Back Bay, Seaport and Downtown Crossing there has been an incredible amount of new construction happening. There is also some large scale new development slated for the North End / Waterfront and specifically the new Hub on Causeway project. This mega-project will be on the site of the Old Boston Garden and encompass over 1.5 million square feet of shopping, restaurants, offices, hotel and residences. The anchor tenant of the development will be Boston’s largest supermarket. Star Market will be taking multi-level retail space expanding over 210,000 square feet. In addition a 15 screen movie theater will be coming to the neighborhood. Phase II of the project will focus on both residences and a hotel. A 440 unit tower has been reported to part of this phase; it is still undetermined whether it will be apartments or condominiums. As for now the hotel is expected to be 260 rooms and there is no word yet on who will be hanging their flag. For more information on this exciting new development contact CL Properties.

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One of our Waterfront Buildings, Fulton Court Condominiums, was recently presented with the Good Neighbor Recognition Award! Janet Gilardi, on behalf of the North End/Waterfront Residents’ Association (NEWRA), presented this prestigious award to Charlie Hanf, the Residential Services Coordinator of Barkan Management. CL Waterfront Properties recently sold 100 Fulton St., #5R–a Penthouse with vast ceilings and a private roofdeck–for $1.15m!

It is that time of year again for good weather, boating and enjoying Boston’s Waterfront.   Many of our clients ask for information regarding the neighborhood marinas.   Slips are going fast so reserve your boat slip today!

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