Developing the South Boston Waterfront
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Hub aims to build on reputation for research funding
At the Biotechnology Industry Organization convention, Mayor Thomas M. Menino is scheduled to release a Boston Redevelopment Authority report showing that Boston drew more National Institutes of Health grant dollars in 2010 than any other US city for the 16th straight year. |
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Fan Pier ground-breaking set for Vertex
A ground-breaking project for the new headquarters of Vertex Pharmaceuticals Inc. at Fan Pier has been scheduled for Wednesday, said the project’s developer, the Fallon Co.
Work to begin on seaport complex
The developer of Seaport Square on the South Boston Waterfront will submit final designs this fall for the first three buildings in a massive development that will include offices, stores, and hundreds of homes. Pictured is a proposed architectural rendering of Seaport Square.
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- 6/1 Panel members say room needed for conventions
- 5/24 Vertex’s big success boosts Boston’s Fan Pier
- 5/16 Firm arrives in Innovation District with a mission
- 5/14 For Legal’s captain, a long, tumultuous voyage to the sea
- 5/6 Vertex finalizes move to Fan Pier
- 4/22 Case for bigger hall has familiar ring
- 4/14 With Harborside, Legal Sea Foods keeps focus on drawing younger crowd
- 3/30 Waterfront’s growth highlighted in visit
- 3/29 Higher fees, taxes might fund center
- 3/23 Hynes, Boston convention centers at crossroads
- 3/19 Panel proposes convention center hotel
- 3/2 5 restaurants set to open on site of former Jimmy’s Harborside
- 1/25 City draws Cambridge drug firm to Fan Pier
- 1/11 Fort Point adds two more tenants, further transforming Boston’s waterfront
- 1/2 Construction will start to pick up
- 12/16/10 Apartments in Fort Point OK’d by city
- 12/16/10 Oasys to open research site in South Boston
- 11/26/10 A new look for South Boston
- 9/9/10 Seaport Square approval is re-approved
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