Curbed Boston reports that a parcel of land that was the home of Quinzani Bakery and Ho Kong Bean Sprout Company in the South End of Boston will soon become residential property with condo prices in the new building ranging from $800,000 to $5 million. The developer, Related Beal, has been tinkering with the plans since 2017. To complete the 14-story 101-unit project Beal has teamed up with Robert A.M. Stern Architects and Meyer Davis to design the building.
Unit sizes will range from studios to four-bedrooms, and the building—dubbed the Quinn in a nod to the old bakery—will “deliver a refined lifestyle for residents through hospitality-focused services, programming and amenities,” per a release from Related Beal.
As for prices, they are expected to start at $800,000 and run to $5 million, with Related Beal and the Collaborative Companies handling the sales. The Quinn is under construction (demolition work started last spring). It’s supposed to open in late fall 2020. Stay tuned.
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