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Mapping the New Development in Busy, Busy East Boston

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Few Hub enclaves are changing more than East Boston. The neighborhood has seen not only record-setting deals of late but lightning-fast ones as well. It's also begun to benefit (or to suffer) from that curious Boston phenomenon of being the next It Neighborhood to welcome those priced out of the last It Neighborhood. Buyers and renters, in short, are easing their ways to Eastie to escape higher costs elsewhere. They have ever more options as our map of new development in the neighborhood demonstrates. Several hundred apartments, even condos, are slated or have recently opened in East Boston.


· Loft at 64 Marion Street Sets East Boston Sales Record [Curbed Boston]
· Fast Times in Jeffries Point: Eastie Deal Struck in Days [Curbed Boston]
· East Boston: Low Supply, High Demand, Brooklyn Bound [Curbed Boston]
· Our Curbed Maps archive [Curbed Boston]

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282 Marginal Street

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The nine-unit condo debuted in mid-2014. Asking prices have run from the low $400,000s to the upper $600,000s (and closing prices from the high $300,000s to the mid-$500,000s).

135 Bremen Street

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The Boston Redevelopment Authority approved this 94-unit apartment complex in November. Spreads will run from studios to 3-BRs; and the complex will come with 110 parking spaces and 100 bike spots.

Portside at East Pier

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Building 7, the inaugural phase of the Portside at East Pier, debuted in November 2014. It includes 176 apartments and 192 parking spaces. The wider complex will include some 550 units.

6 New Street

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The 259-unit, twin-towered apartment complex broke ground officially in December, though it's been years in coming. It will include up to 155 parking spots as well as a new water-taxi dock.

Loftel Boston

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Nothing's been O.K.'d yet, but there are plans to plunk 150 loft-like hotel rooms on a long-vacant building (with an additional two stories added for good measure). Rooms would average $200 a night or less.

151 Liverpool Street

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The pending proposal for 151 Liverpool Street would put up as many as two dozen apartments as well as 35 parking spots.

Hodge Boiler Works

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This big site is slated to have 95 apartments as well as a six-room bed and breakfast and a new marina building. There will also be parking for 75. The Boston Redevelopment Authority has O.K.'d it.

Clippership Wharf

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Some 400 condos are tentatively planned for this project, which the Boston Redevelopment Authority has signed off on. It's also supposed to have plenty of retail and what the BRA calls "maritime support services."

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282 Marginal Street

The nine-unit condo debuted in mid-2014. Asking prices have run from the low $400,000s to the upper $600,000s (and closing prices from the high $300,000s to the mid-$500,000s).

135 Bremen Street

The Boston Redevelopment Authority approved this 94-unit apartment complex in November. Spreads will run from studios to 3-BRs; and the complex will come with 110 parking spaces and 100 bike spots.

Portside at East Pier

Building 7, the inaugural phase of the Portside at East Pier, debuted in November 2014. It includes 176 apartments and 192 parking spaces. The wider complex will include some 550 units.

6 New Street

The 259-unit, twin-towered apartment complex broke ground officially in December, though it's been years in coming. It will include up to 155 parking spots as well as a new water-taxi dock.

Loftel Boston

Nothing's been O.K.'d yet, but there are plans to plunk 150 loft-like hotel rooms on a long-vacant building (with an additional two stories added for good measure). Rooms would average $200 a night or less.

151 Liverpool Street

The pending proposal for 151 Liverpool Street would put up as many as two dozen apartments as well as 35 parking spots.

Hodge Boiler Works

This big site is slated to have 95 apartments as well as a six-room bed and breakfast and a new marina building. There will also be parking for 75. The Boston Redevelopment Authority has O.K.'d it.

Clippership Wharf

Some 400 condos are tentatively planned for this project, which the Boston Redevelopment Authority has signed off on. It's also supposed to have plenty of retail and what the BRA calls "maritime support services."