Here’s a first look at plans for 23-story tower in South End and its changing skyline
Renderings released this week provide a first glimpse of a 23-story office tower in South End that is helping reshape the area into a corporate hub.
Cushman & Wakefield, the firm in charge of leasing for the high-rise, publicized the renderings for the 370,000-square-foot building Tuesday. It will be off of South Boulevard at the East/West light rail station, in the parking lot behind businesses like The Manchester and a now-closed location of Tupelo Honey.
The developers have not said how much the project will cost.
Real estate firms Stiles, based in Florida, and San Francisco-based Shorenstein Properties, are developing the project. It also includes 7,000-square-feet of retail space.
The building’s features also include an amenity center and a “sky level lobby” on the 11th floor.
Developers anticipate the tower will be complete by 2022. No tenants have been announced yet.
It’s part of a slew of buildings underway that are changing South End’s skyline.
Lowe’s is building a 23-story tower that will house a 2,000 employee tech hub across from the Design Center. And financial technology company LendingTree announced in April it would move its headquarters from Ballantyne into one of two 11-story towers being constructed on South Tryon Street at Carson Boulevard.
This story was originally published March 4, 2020 at 5:30 AM with the headline "Here’s a first look at plans for 23-story tower in South End and its changing skyline."
