19-21 West Third Street

Neighborhood

South Boston

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Land Sq. Feet

7,752 sq ft

Gross Floor Area

36,240 sq ft

Contact

Nick Carter

Project Description

The proposed project consists of a new six-story mixed-use building at 19-21 West Third Street in the Broadway Station area of South Boston. The new building will contain thirty-five residential condominium units for sale, including 17% income-restricted affordable units pursuant to Article 79’s Inclusionary Zoning requirements. One ground-floor commercial unit of approximately 821 square feet will be provided along with garage parking for ten motor vehicles, as well as secure storage for thirty-five bicycles.

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