The original Boston City Properties page described a proposed small-apartment development called Boston Wharf Tower on A Street in Boston’s Seaport District. Its focus was compact living near work and neighborhood attractions, with a lower proposed monthly rent than larger apartments.
What the proposal described
The page described apartments as small as 450 square feet. A galley kitchen, bathroom and space for a bed or pull-out sofa were the main features listed. It connected that compact layout with the mayor’s call for more affordable housing.
The proposed rents were $1,200 to $1,600 per month. Those amounts belong to the old proposal; they are not current asking rents, an affordability-program determination or an offer from Amo Realty.
What this archive does not establish
The recovered page did not provide an opening date, a street number or evidence that the proposed apartments were completed. It also did not establish current vacancies, lease terms or who could apply. Do not use the proposal’s name, layout or prices as confirmation of an apartment available today.
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