NOT A GARAGE FOR MUCH LONGER?

A red ?X? marks the Harbor Garage at 70 East India Row, owned by the Chiofaro Co. in partnership with Prudential Real Estate Investors. The team has proposed a 1.5M SF mixed-use project for the site and is engaged in environmental permitting with the city and state. Don Chiofaro tells us he's waiting to hear from officials ?to see what we can do on the Greenway,? a swath of parkland created in the Financial District when the Big Dig demolished the old elevated highway. If he gets the green light (and the question mark in our title alludes to how difficult that often is), he says he hopes to build two towers with offices, residences, retail, a five star hotel, and underground parking.

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