Your Seaport Spring Update: What's the Action?
One of the longstanding critiques of the Seaport is that there is no room (physically and economically) for the neighborhood within a neighborhood to evolve. In 2019, those prospects have improved significantly... The Fort Point neighborhood has become the champion of the area, inviting more construction, social developments, and community-oriented to claim a spot in this treasured parcel of Boston. This is promising news for local restaurants, who depend on the business of weekend warriors and out-of-towners to bolster their success. Luckily, the impending projects of 2019 will seek to improve the desirable resident feel that has long eluded the Seaport. Here is a glimpse of the five most exciting changes taking place right now: Sea Steps : The five publicly accessible, terraced levels next to the Pier 4 luxury condo complex and the Institute of Contemporary Art area are expected to open in summer 2019. Martin’s Park : A one-acre play and rest space at 64 Sle...