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Plans in Place to Build Seven New Buildings at Seaport’s Edge 

Oxford Properties Group and Pappas Enterprises have submitted a letter of intent to the Boston Planning and Development Agency outlining their plans for a seven-building mixed-use development at Pappas Way business park, located at the edge of the Seaport District, reported by Boston Business Journal. 

The new development would occupy just two pockets of the 42-acre business park operated by Oxford and Pappas, with further changes potentially to come in the future. The new buildings would feature a mix of commercial and employment-based opportunities, as well as housing, with a grocery store and ground-floor fitness and restaurant businesses also under consideration.  

According to the filing, the 42-acre business park currently accommodates nine industrial and commercial buildings. Redevelopment of the eight acres designated for the proposed mixed-use development can proceed in the next few years due to lease provisions. However, leases on other parts of the property are not set to expire for 15 years or more. 

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