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Mayor Menino Continues New Business Appreciation Series in Back Bay
Apr 28, 2011
Welcome event highlights 33 new retailers and businesses in Back Bay
Mayor Thomas M. Menino welcomed more 33 new businesses to Downtown Crossing at the second event in the city’s New Business Appreciation Series. The series of welcome events highlights new businesses and retailers in three of Boston’s hottest neighborhoods for retail and business: Back Bay Downtown Crossing, and the Innovation District. Mayor Menino has met with more than 100 new businesses this month to thank them for investing in Boston and welcome them to the City. The Back Bay event was held at Towne Stove & Spirits. “With the addition of these great new businesses, we are continuing the momentum in the Back Bay – one of the best neighborhoods not just in Boston, but in the country.” Mayor Menino said. “Over the past month, we have welcomed over 100 businesses to Boston – from the Back Bay to the Waterfront. This is another sign that Boston is a growing city that people want to invest in and we are committed to helping you grow and thrive here.” Among the attendees at the event with the were acclaimed local chef Lydia Shire of Towne Stove & Spirits and Courtney Forester, owner of Sweet cupcakery which recently opened its third location on Newbury Street and is set to expand again to Downtown Crossing this summer. The Mayor also announced the latest addition to the area: international retailer UGG Australia, which signed a lease at 75 Newbury Street. Back Bay has seen a very steady increase in new retail businesses in the past 2 years as retailers increasingly move to make sure they have a presence in this flourishing neighborhood. In addition to welcoming these businesses, Mayor Menino emphasized the City’s commitment to fostering small business growth, highlighting a new one-stop-permitting center and the soon to be launched Boston Business Hub website. These new services will streamline processes across city agencies by providing a central entry point for businesses looking to open or expand a business in the City of Boston.
New Businesses in Back Bay:
Jack Wills 179 Newbury Street
Converse 348 Newbury Street
Pinkberry 288 Newbury Street
Met Back Bay 279 Dartmouth Street
Lorand Art Gallery 156 Newbury Street
Alex and Ani 115 Newbury Street
Rockport 218 Newbury Street
Simon Pearce 103 Newbury Street
Viselli Santoro Salon 297 Newbury Street
Mass Ave Restaurant 94 Mass Ave
Ibex 303 Newbury St.
Forever 21 341 Newbury St.
Diane Von Furstenberg 73 Newbury St.
Back Bay Social Club 867 Boylston St.
Towne Stove and Spirits 900 Boylston St.
The Fish and Bone 217 Newbury St.
Audrey's Supplies & Services 296 Newbury St
Lolita 271 Dartmouth St.
Deux Ave. 371 Comm. Ave (corner of Mass Ave.)
Max Brenner 45 Boylston St.
Coming soon:
Berry Line 305 Newbury St.
Levi's 131 Newbury St.
Timberland 201 Newbury St.
Panera Bread 500 Boylston St.
Boloco 569 Boylston St.
Vibram 292 Newbury St
As part of the New Business Appreciation Series, the City welcomed 42 new businesses to the Innovation District, 35 new businesses to Downtown Crossing and 33 to Back Bay.
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