Over the coming decade, Bostonians will witness that rarest of things in a centuries-old city: the birth of an entirely new neighborhood.
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If the Globe were all I read each day, I’d think that One Franklin, Fan Pier, and the Rose Kennedy Greenway were the only important developments here.
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With rents rising and the “Big Dig” finally completed after 16 years, Boston is seeing a surge of office development.
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Fan Pier developer Joseph F. Fallon said he wants to add laboratory space to his three-million square-foot project on the South Boston Waterfront, where he broke ground in September for an office building.
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Jimmy’s Harborside Restaurant, a landmark on the South Boston Waterfront for decades, will be replaced by two mostly glass buildings with two large restaurants and a waterside public plaza.
View PDFOctober 16, 2007
The Fallon Co. broke ground on One Fan Pier Blvd., the first office structure to grace Boston’s Fan Pier mixed-use development, which will span 21 acres along the Boston Harbor at an expected cost of $3 billion.
View PDFOctober 14, 2007
Joe Fallon is becoming Boston’s Mr. Waterfront. The Boston developer is part of a team now building the convention center hotel, a Westin, due to open in June. One of his apartment buildings across from Jimmy’s Harborside is open and 40 percent leased, and his neighboring building, with 308 condos, should be open next summer, […]
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October 11, 2007
Boston-based development firm, The Fallon Company, headed by President & CEO Joseph Fallon, broke ground recently on Fan Pier’s first office building, paving the way for the city’s most ambitious environmentally-friendly 21st century neighborhood.
View PDFOctober 7, 2007
On an empty stretch along the South Boston waterfront, hundreds of guests and dignitaries gathered in late September to celebrate the groundbreaking for Fan Pier, a 21-acre, $3 billion mixed-use development.
View PDFSeptember 27, 2007
Despite its dazzling location on the South Boston waterfront, the Fan Pier was starting to feel like a bedeviled backwater after Nicholas Pritzker, chairman of the Hyatt Development Corp., abandoned his plan for a hotel, office, and luxury housing complex there a few years ago. A bad turn in the real estate market that coincided […]
View PDFSeptember 27, 2007
Despite its dazzling location on the South Boston waterfront, the Fan Pier was starting to feel like a bedeviled backwater after Nicholas Pritzker, chairman of the Hyatt Development Corp., abandoned his plan for a hotel, office, and luxury housing complex there a few years ago. A bad turn in the real estate market that coincided […]
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