Spring is here in Boston, and Downtown keeps building momentum.
From a growing pipeline of office-to-residential conversions to a strong calendar of events ahead, the district continues to evolve as a hub for business, culture, and community.
One standout: the Boston Society of Architects will be moving to 99 Chauncy Street—creating a new center for design, collaboration, and public engagement in Downtown.
The momentum shows up in the data, too:
• 56 of the past 60 months have seen year-over-year pedestrian growth
• 800+ residential units in the pipeline
• Continued investment across the district
With Japan Festival, Climate Tech Crossing, and more on the way, Downtown remains a center of activity for the city.
Check out the full President’s Report below for more.
From a growing pipeline of office-to-residential conversions to a strong calendar of events ahead, the district continues to evolve as a hub for business, culture, and community.
One standout: the Boston Society of Architects will be moving to 99 Chauncy Street—creating a new center for design, collaboration, and public engagement in Downtown.
The momentum shows up in the data, too:
• 56 of the past 60 months have seen year-over-year pedestrian growth
• 800+ residential units in the pipeline
• Continued investment across the district
With Japan Festival, Climate Tech Crossing, and more on the way, Downtown remains a center of activity for the city.
Check out the full President’s Report below for more.