Back Bay’s newest luxury hotel delivers European flair while retaining a Boston accent reflected in its interior designs and dining offerings, its developers said at a grand opening ceremony earlier this week.
Developers of luxury condominium towers in Back Bay, downtown Boston and the Seaport District are delivering nearly 600 units to a market that saw a 13 percent drop in sales volume last year.
Back Bay’s newest high-end residential tower passes a construction milestone this week as Boston condo sales accelerate.
It might surprise people that as the developer of Raffles Boston Back Bay Hotel & Residences, I shudder at the “L word,” but ask anyone from our team and they will confirm: “luxury” is all but forbidden in our marketing materials.
During this time of uncertainty, what we can focus on is how to make hotels safer and healthier in a post-COVID world.
Back Bay’s latest luxury tower began construction – or, rather, demolition – yesterday, with a ceremony at 40 Trinity Place in Boston, the current site of the former Boston Common Hotel and Conference Center.
Cain International is partnering with the local developers behind the $400 million Raffles Boston Back Bay Hotel & Residences, which will replace the former Boston Common Hotel and Conference Center at 40 Trinity Place.
