A New York development team yesterday won Boston Redevelopment Authority approval to turn a couple of mostly empty yellow-brick warehouse buildings on Summer Street into 86 luxury condos, adding five glass penthouses residences on top.
The properties at 316 and 322 Summer were formerly part of the historic, 80-building Boston Wharf Co. portfolio of waterfront warehouses.
“These buildings have good bones,” said Tony Goldman, chief executive of Goldman Properties, breathed hip new life into run-down neighborhoods from Soho in New York to South Beach in Miami, last year turned his attention to Boston.
Goldman’s vision is to make the old Boston Wharf name synonymous with a district where people who live, work, dine, and have fun — inside, on the roofs, on the sidewalks, and in the streets.
“I want to see entrepreneurial expression, risk-taking, and creativity” and the buildings are redeveloped, Goldman said, walking briskly down a cobblestoned alley now covered by blacktop but soon to be restored.
Ten of the buildings Goldman purchased with his partner, Archon Financial, will be extensively renovated. The other seven, commercial buildings, were previously modernized by Boston Wharf and are known in the industry as “stabilized” –- they are 85-percent occupied with good-paying tenants and don’t need immediate attention.
Source: Boston Globe
We toured these gorgeous “Brick & Beam” buildings with Albert Price, Managing Partner of Goldman Properties; and there is so much to say about this ‘neighborhood transformation.’ The Goldman portfolio sits in the middle of the soon to be mega transformation of South Boston’s waterfront. With superior easy access to transportation & walking distance to downtown Boston…these new luxury loft-style condominiums will be a true value added addition to the neighborhood. Keep an eye on The Boston Wharf buildings in the upcoming months…we believe them to be an instant hit with those seeking a superior product with unique spaces in an emerging downtown neighborhood!
- condoDomain Boston Team
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