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High-rise planned for Fort Point area

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Friday, November 6, 2009 - Added 134d 13h ago
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A Boston development team has proposed a 25-story residential tower in the city’s Fort Point Channel neighborhood.

The project at 319 A Street Rear by Archon Group and Goldman Properties would be the neighborhood’s tallest building, at 240 feet, and include 232 apartments.

 
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