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Blossom Plaza Is Now Open For Business

The $100M Blossom Plaza, a mixed-use development in Chinatown, has officially opened.

The five-story project has 237 apartments, including 53 that are low-income, according to GlobeSt.

There is also a three-level parking garage and commercial space.

The project was designed by architectural firms Togawa Smith Martin and Johnson Fain and is on two acres next to the Metro Chinatown Station. [GS]

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