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Greystar welcomes first residents to Juniper - 5th community in Everett

Everett, MA Greystar, a global leader in rental housing, investment management, development, and property management, welcomed its first residents to Juniper, its latest residential community in the Everett Triangle. Juniper offers 416 apartments that blend elegance and ease of living, with convenient access to all the city and the Greater Boston area have to offer.

Residents of Juniper’s studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartment homes can enjoy over 15,000 s/f of dedicated amenity space. Supporting active lifestyles and outdoor access, the community features nearly an acre of green space including a pickleball court, dog park, and bocce court, in addition to traditional upscale amenities such as a modern fitness suite and community pet spa. 

Designed for year-round gathering and effortless outdoor leisure, the property also offers residents a 9-hole mini golf course, private courtyards with a pool, grills, and firepits, and a community garden. The apartment homes feature expansive large pane windows, modern kitchens with quartz countertops and built-in kitchen pantry storage, and in-home washer and dryers.

Juniper is located near the Chelsea MBTA station located half a mile from the community, which serves Silver Line and Commuter Rail passengers. Greystar residents have direct access to Boston’s South and North stations, in addition to Boston’s Seaport, and multiple bus routes.

Juniper is the fifth and final community delivered as part of Greystar’s $880 million investment in the city, completing the transformation of the industrial neighborhood into a vibrant mixed-use, transit-orientated community. Other notable projects in the area include Jade, which welcomed first residents in June of 2025; Maxwell, which welcomed first move-ins in December 2024; Anthem Everett, which delivered 450 units in summer 2024; and Mason, which opened in 2023 and delivered 330 units. 

Together, these five projects have added 1,905 new apartment homes to Everett, as well as community green space and parks, improved pedestrian access, and 6,500 s/f of retail space.

“We are excited to welcome Juniper’s first residents as we celebrate this important milestone for our Everett portfolio and for the evolution of the broader Everett Triangle into a complete, connected residential neighborhood,” said Ryan Souls, managing director of development at Greystar. “Through deliberate placemaking, including intentionally designed homes, green spaces, retail, and more, Juniper’s opening represents the realization of our vision. We are deeply grateful to the City of Everett for its continued partnership and shared efforts to reimagine this area and expand high-quality housing options for residents.”

With a continued focus on arts and community connection, Greystar has also teamed up with Mary Lacy to curate artwork for the property. The collection currently features two murals, located inside the Juniper community, with an external mural to be installed in the summer of 2027.

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