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Innovation District Takes Shape in 2012

FP3Boston — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 15:30:42 +0000

Moving into an FP3 condo and becoming part of the Seaport district has never been more exciting. Recently announced in a Boston Globe article, 2012 is the year that the South Boston Waterfront will continue to transform itself into one of the city’s the hottest neighborhoods. Developers are slated to build more than 1,700 apartments in sleek and modern buildings, which will welcome more residents, retailers and shoppers to the area that surrounds FP3.

Today, the “Innovation District” as the area is now being called, has already brought in more than 90 companies and businesses in the past 24 months help drive growth and development.

For more information about the latest develops, please read this recent Boston Globe article titled, “Changes on the Waterfront”.

Barrington Coffee Roasting Company Now Brewing at FP3

FP3Boston — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 15:37:52 +0000

Barrington Coffee - now at FP3!

The perfect neighborhood deserves the perfect coffee. Combining the two is a recipe for success.

The new Barrington Coffee Roasting Company Cafe is now open on the first level of FP3 at 346 Congress Street in the vibrant Seaport District, making it a convenient stop for FP3 residents on their way out to work or to one of the many great restaurants in the area. There’s nothing better than having a gourmet coffee shop so close to home! The rich taste of Barrington Coffee Roasting Company’s coffee is a great way to start or end your workday, or is the ideal fix if you need a jumpstart to your mid-afternoon routine. The new space is perfect for casual business meetings or for checking up on emails, or just stepping out of your luxury waterfront condo for a change of pace.

The Barrington Coffee Roasting Company, which Fortune Magazine [September 26, 2011] named one of the best small coffee makers in America, offers a variety of unique coffees, with new flavors arriving on a regular basis. Exquisite tastes from around the world are now available for purchase, either ground to take home or brewed for the business professional on the go. Boston luxury condos and premium coffee go hand in hand, especially when welcoming guests into your FP3 luxury penthouse or loft-style home. Whether in the office or in your own dining room, only the best will do, and BCRC coffee is the premium choice now available only at FP3. Stop by FP3 Boston today to try a cup, or to find out more about the fantastic Boston Seaport condos still available!

Join the Upscale Community of Boston's Waterfront and Enjoy New Art Exhibits this Fall

FP3Boston — Wed, 19 Oct 2011 15:08:26 +0000

Fall events at the ICA Boston

Boston has a wealth of culture to offer residents, particularly in the area of contemporary and fine art. Museums, theaters and galleries decorate the streets and waterways, making the waterfront the ideal place to live for any art lover.

One of the museums easily accessible to those living in waterfront lofts in Boston is the Institute of Contemporary Art. The museum features innovative art from both established and up-and-coming artists. Galas, auctions, parties and invite-only exhibitions are held throughout the year for museum supporters and members of the art community.

On Oct. 28, 2011, the museum will celebrate 75 years of contemporary art in Boston. An annual gala that many call the best social experience in the Seaport District will kick off the celebration, followed by the now famous After-Party on the Harbor.

The gala kicks off several new exhibits for the fall including the Isaac Julien: Ten Thousand Waves exhibit. Running from October 28 through March 2012, the exhibit is a unique multimedia experience. Nine large video screens provide three interwoven stories, taking visitors from China’s past to the present.

For those who enjoy art in a less mobile fashion, the museum also presents the Jessica Jackson Hutchins exhibit from October 28 through March 2012. In her first solo exhibit at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Hutchins presents a large sculpture called Symposion. All of the artist’s pieces are created from found objects including furniture, clothing, ceramics and paper-mache that are formed together into elaborate pieces.

The Institute of Contemporary Art also provides a number of permanent exhibits for art lovers of all types. Artists in the collection include Paul Chan, Tara Donovan, Josiah McElheny, Kelly Sherman and Rachel Perry Welty. Ongoing programs cover multiple artistic media, including sculpture, painting, film and live performances. Seminars and courses offered throughout the fall include line drawing, contemporary dance and choreography.

Del Frisco's Offers Exquisite Dining in the Seaport District

FP3Boston — Tue, 18 Oct 2011 14:57:25 +0000

Nestled in the Seaport District, Del Frisco’s offers spectacular harbor and city views complete with expansive waterfront patio dining area and an extraordinarily impressive circular bar that is busy every night of the week! The grand entrance brings guests through the stylish main dining room, flanked with deep lush booths, white linen, and private and semi-private dining rooms for any special occasion.

The restaurant, located at Liberty Wharf, boasts an extensive award-winning wine list and a refined hospitality that is surpassed by none. The wines are as bold and tempting as the magnificent menu selections that feature prime steaks of all types and the freshest seafood.

With the holidays just around the corner, and if you happen to live nearby, dedicated private dining coordinators are available to assist guests in planning and personalizing any event for a memorable dining experience.

And, to think, if you lived in a Boston loft or a premier penthouse just a few blocks from the restaurant, you could actually walk to Del Frisco’s…everyday!

Trade at Atlantic Wharf: New Restaurant by Celebrity Chef Jody Adams

FP3Boston — Tue, 27 Sep 2011 19:03:45 +0000

Everyone knows that the Fort Point Neighborhood in Boston’s Seaport District is getting more desirable by the minute, and here is just one more sign. Jody Adams, renowned chef, restauranteur, author, world traveler, and contestent on Top Chef Masters, will soon be opening a new restaurant in the area, ”Trade at Atlantic Wharf.” The restaurant will feature Mediterranean fare influenced heavily by Spanish, Italian, and Greek cuisine. The dinner menu will include items such as roast chicken marinated in lemon, slow-cooked stuffed pork and braised beef short ribs, and grilled bluefish priced from $23 to $30.

This is certainly not Adams’ debut in Boston. Her restaurant, Rialto, located in Cambridge, is a perennial favorite and has received praise in both Gourmet and Food and Wine magazines.

The highly anticipated ”Trade at Atlantic Wharf” will add to the increasingly sophisticated allure of the Seaport District. The area’s posh and casual restaurants and nightlife have made it Boston’s coolest places to life. Stylish residences, such as FP3 (which is located just over the bridge from Trade), draw an intellectual, fun, diverse, and progressive crowd of well established professionals and artists alike.

If you are interested in information regarding FP3 Luxury Condominiums, please contact FP3 today!

Five-Star Chef Shows Off FP3 Penthouse Kitchen

FP3Boston — Fri, 10 Jun 2011 19:32:02 +0000

Our Penthouse #1 kitchen was featured in a Boston Herald article with video of expert chef, Ben Robinson, giving his take on some of the best luxury building kitchens from around the city. Here’s what the Boston Herald and Chef Ben had to say about ours:

With Arclinea cabinets, Silestone counter tops, Bosch, Miele and Sub-Zero appliances, Penthouse 1 at FP3, listed for $1.65 million, would make any foodie feel like a winner.

Chef Ben says, “Good lighting around the stove is key, and this home features lights in the overhead vent hood as well as an exhaust system with different levels of draw. Combine that with a five-burner gas stove, double ovens and an oversized refrigerator that blends into the cabinetry and you have a cooking area any professional would love.”

7th Annual Taste of Fort Point Channel

FP3Boston — Wed, 08 Jun 2011 10:00:33 +0000

Taste of the Fort Point Channel

Attention food lovers! Get out and enjoy this early summer weather with some of Fort Point’s finest cuisine! Thursday, June 9th, the Friends of Fort Point Channel are hosting the 7th Annual Taste of Fort Point Channel at Children’s Wharf Park on Fort Point Channel.

Live music from local artists will be on tap for the whole event, and over a dozen Fort Point restaurants are offering samples of their finest wares.

Participating restaurants include Barbara Lynch‘s Sportello on the ground floor of FP3!

This is a free event open to the public – please come down and join us! You can even enter a raffle to win a Friday night stay at the luxurious Seaport Hotel!

Fort Point, Boston’s up and coming luxury living destination, offers fantastic dining and entertainment to residents and visitors alike – come take this unique opportunity to try out some of the great restaurants that call Fort Point home. The amazing selection of traditional and avant-garde offerings might just convince you to make a luxury condo in Fort Point your new home!

The event runs from noon to 1:30pm. It is being held at Children’s Wharf Park, between Congress Street and Seaport Boulevard, on the Fort Point Channel (next to the Boston Children’s Museum) In the event of rain or other inclement weather, the event will be held at the same time the next day, Friday the 10^th.

Major New Boston Development Projects Moving Forward in Fort Point Neighborhood

FP3Boston — Tue, 15 Mar 2011 16:00:59 +0000

Yesterday, on Monday March 14^th, Mayor Thomas M. Menino announced that five important development projects for Boston moved forward in the review process at the Boston Redevelopment Authority board hearing on Sunday night. The projects will bring about 2,700 full and part time jobs and almost $437.6 million of private investment to the City of Boston. One of these projects will be located in the Innovation District, which will hopefully encourage more people to look for Boston luxury apartments and Boston luxury condos so they can get in on the action.

Artist rendering of the American Seafood Exchange processing plant.

The BRA board approved the tentative designation of the American Seafood Exchange (ASE) project for the redevelopment of the Marine Industrial Park’s parcels M and N at 3 Dolphin Way. The new seafood procession and distribution center will restore the city as a fully functional, working seafood procession port and position it for growth in the 21^st century. The ASE will revolutionize the way seafood is processed by bringing it from the ocean to consumers in record time using a new state-of-the-art facility that consists of a public display auction, cold storage/fresh transfer house, and public packing house. This new development integrates the latest industry technology, facilities and equipment with green building technology and a sustainable design that is aimed at meeting LEED certification.

There will be 300 union construction jobs created during the development stage, then 1,500 permanent jobs one the project is completed. The total project cost is estimated at $68.9 million, with $20.7 million in private equity funding.

“Boston is experiencing an ongoing economic recovery with improvement in the office market, strong retail sales and tremendous gains in residential real estate but even with this progress, we must not relent in our efforts to create jobs, encourage private investment and grow the tax base of our City.”

-Mayor Menino

The Boston Marine Industrial Park (BMIP) is a 191-acre industrial park located on the southeastern edge of the South Boston port-area. It is the largest Boston industrial park, encompassing more than 3.3 million square-feet of leasable building area lying less than one mile from the heart of downtown Boston and Logan International Airport. BMIP contains an active dry-dock, benefits from 9,300 linear feet of shoreline, and offers direct accessibility to transport by water, air, rail, and highway, providing excellent benefits for those living in FP3 condos and Boston waterfront apartments.

If you would like to find luxury lofts in Boston or a South Boston condo, please contact FP3 today to schedule a viewing. One our or knowledgeable agents would be happy to help you find a home in Boston’s Innovation District!b

So Many Wonderful Things to LIKE about FP3

FP3Boston — Thu, 10 Mar 2011 20:12:00 +0000

Facebook. It’s inspired the Academy-Award winning movie, “The Social Network.” A bestselling novel by local author, Ben Mezrich. And it’s brought hundreds of millions of people together. Something so big and so powerful has also stirred FP3 to use the social networking site to connect with fans, residents and those who aspire to Live FP3. Introducing our new spring advertising campaign – we’re sure you’re going to ‘like’ it!

There are so many wonderful things to LIKE about FP3.

Like our location, in the heart of the vibrant Fort Point and Seaport neighborhoods, now home to some of the city’s top restaurants, like our very own Barbara Lynch dining featured in these Boston Globe articles - “The Gambler in the Kitchen” and “A Fine Twist on Italian Fare”.

Like the uniqueness of our homes in a concierge-staffed building, from large studios to two and three bedrooms to luxurious penthouses with sweeping views of the water and skyline.

Like our one-of-a-kind Lobby gallery and cocktail/dining destinations, such as Drink, Sportello and Menton.

Like our overall value – competitively priced homes with a long list of perks and benefits.

If you like our likes, we encourage you to Friend us on Facebook at our FP3 Boston fan page.

And, if you’re a fan of what you see, call us at 617.350.7410 to schedule a personal preview and friend us in person… the old fashioned way.

Something else to LIKE about FP3…

Our latest artist exhibition, entitled “Landscapes – Real, Imagined and Experienced” features new works by local artist José L. Santos. His collection at the FP3 Gallery is a series of landscapes and mixed-media inspired by living in the heart of the city and spending time engrossed in nature. His techniques and materials are as varied as each individual piece, which makes for an eclectic, yet invitingly accessible exhibit. His work will be on display at FP3 until May 23, 2011. An opening reception with the artist is planned for Wednesday, March 16 from 6-8pm.

FP3 Residences & Gallery present: "Landscapes – Real, Imagined and Experienced"

FP3Boston — Tue, 08 Mar 2011 15:47:41 +0000

A brilliant impressionism-styled landscape by José L. Santos titled Otis. 2010 40” x 40” Acrylic on Canvas

Our latest artist exhibition opens today! Entitled “Landscapes – Real, Imagined and Experienced” features new works by local artist José L. Santos. His latest collection of work at the exclusive FP3 Gallery is a series of landscapes and mixed-media inspired by living in the heart of the city and spending time immersed in nature. His techniques and materials are as varied as each individual piece, which makes for an eclectic, yet invitingly accessible exhibit.

Santos currently resides in the vibrant artist community at the Artist Building at 300 Summer Street in Boston, Ma where he finds much of his creative inspiration and hones his craft. In addition, he is a high school art educator in the Somerville public Schools. He received his Bachelors of Fine Arts and Masters of Science in Art Education from Massachusetts College of Art and Design in Boston. Over the years, he has been part of numerous solo and group art exhibitions. And in 2004, the Fogg Art Museum in Cambridge, Ma purchased three of his pieces for its permanent collection.

With such a creative background and amazing pieces of work, Santos’ “Landsapes – Real, Imagined and Experienced” exhibit is certainly one to behold. You don’t want to miss out on this limited showcase, and afterwards be sure to check out some of the other finer amenities that FP3 has to offer, such as our very own Barbara Lynch Italian restaurant, Sportello, located on the ground floor here at FP3, or the stylish bar, Drink!

Details about “Landsapes – Real, Imagined and Experienced” exhibition are listed below, or for more information feel free to contact us at 617.261.7425 or www.fp3boston.com.

Exhibition Dates: March 8 – May 23, 2011

Gallery Hours: Monday – Friday, 10-6; Saturday – Sunday, 10-4

Gallery Address: 346 Congress Street, Boston, MA 02210