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Colliers International named exclusive listing agent for the sale of Lot 1 at 3521-3529 Washington St.

Boston, MA Colliers International’s multi-family investment sales team has been hired as exclusive listing agent in the sale of Lot 1 at 3521-3529 Washington St., a fully approved 88-unit mixed-use development site in Jamaica Plain’s Washington St. Corridor. The property provides the opportunity for immediate access, with a fully approved development site and approximately 25,000 s/f of retail space, 70% of which is already committed. Colliers’ multi-family investment sales team is led by Chris Sower and consists of Jen Price, Jonathan Bryant, and Maggie Collins.

Rendering of 3521 Washington Street - Boston, MA Rendering of 3521 Washington Street - Boston, MA

The 126,800 s/f site will contain a mix of one, two and three bedroom units, 14% of which will be designated as affordable. Designed as a five story building over one level of garage parking, “Lot 1” will also feature 138 bicycle spaces, and 115 garage and surface parking spaces.

3521-3529 Washington Street provides future residents with convenient access to the MBTA Orange Line at Forest Hills or Green Street, as well as numerous buses with destinations including Longwood Medical Area, Fenway, Back Bay, Brookline, and Allston/Brighton.

Christopher Sower, Senior Vice President, stated of the opportunity, “With national multifamily developers and retail users flocking to the area, 3521-3529 Washington Street is well positioned to become a successful development in this exciting market.”

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