Suffolk University - 101 Tremont Street

Neighborhood

Downtown

Address

101 Tremont Street

Land Sq. Feet

6,671 sq ft

Gross Floor Area

76,108 sq ft

Contact

Scott Greenhalgh

Project Description

Suffolk University is proposing to amend the 2020 Suffolk University Institutional Master Plan (the “2020 IMP”) to add the conversion of 101 Tremont Street, an existing approximately 88,265 square foot office building recently acquired by the University, into a residence hall for students consisting of up to 280 beds, as a new proposed institutional project. The existing office building is located at 101 Tremont Street within the Downtown neighborhood of Boston (the “Project Site”).

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