78 unit apartment building approval at Haymarket
Sources tell the Herald that the Massachusetts Department of Transportation will allow Eastat Realty Capital to build a $40 million dollar, 78-unit apartment building with a ground-floor produce market on a state-owned lot overlooking the Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway.
Eastat’s five-story complex on a 29,400-square-foot parcel at the corner of Blackstone and North streets is one of four proposals that have been under consideration since the spring. The others are a $120 million Boston History Museum, a five-story building with art galleries or offices on the upper levels by DeNormandie Cos., and a six-story, 137,000-square-foot office building by the Gutierrez Co.
