Boston’s Largest Development Moves Ahead

Last night, the plan for what promises to be the city's largest development, the $3B, 6.3M SF Seaport Square mixed-use project, got the green light from The Boston Redevelopment Authority boardto proceed as scheduled.
The new waterfront neighborhood must still pass muster next month with the Zoning Commission. If it does, Boston Global Investors, Morgan Stanley, and WS Development expect to start construction next year on what will be a 20-block neighborhood with 22 new buildings: offices, hotels, retail, and residences, 15% of which would be affordable. (Yes, we've used this picture before, but we couldn't get the kids from Family Circus together in time to create the yellow line around town again.)

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