Southie Seafood Plant Redevelopment Plans Unveiled
A 7,300-square-foot South Boston squid processing plant will be replaced with a 93 apartments under plans submitted by a development partnership this week.
Southie Seafood Plant Could Be Replaced with Housing
by Steve Adams | Jul 6, 2021
A seafood plant located between South Boston residential neighborhoods and the Seaport District is being eyed for redevelopment as a 96,000-square-foot multifamily project.
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