Massport Real Estate

Massport owns more than 650 acres of land and water in Boston, not including Logan International Airport, which are located in Charlestown, East Boston, and South Boston. These properties include both maritime uses, such as the Boston Fish Pier and Boston Autoport, and commercial uses including office, hotel, residential, and restaurant/retail development.

Massport's real estate objectives are threefold:

Generate new and sustainable revenue sources to support Massport's maritime operations,
Economic development through jobs, taxes, and other contributions, and
Thoughtful and collaborative city building that supports the City of Boston and its communities.

Massport's Real Estate & Asset Management Department oversees real estate development projects and manages leases and licenses for existing stabilized assets. Massport's container and cruise terminals are operated by the Maritime Department.

Massport's real estate assets include the following properties:

Charlestown

Approximately 120 acres of land in Charlestown including the commercial development at Hoosac Pier and the maritime/industrial facilities at Boston Autoport, Wind Blade Test Facility, Mystic Pier 48, and the Medford Street Terminal.

East Boston

Approximately 140 acres of non-airport waterfront land, which includes East Boston Piers Park, the Boston Harbor Shipyard and Marina, and Piers 1-5.

South Boston

Approximately 400 acres of land, which includes the Boston Fish Pier, the Seaport Boston World Trade Center, Massport Marine Terminal, the Fargo Street Terminal, Pappas Leasehold, 88 Black Falcon, the Seaport Boston Hotel, Park Lane Seaport Apartments, John Hancock, the Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel, Liberty Wharf and Waterside Place.

Additional Information

Commercial Real Estate

Development Leasing & Licensing

Maritime Industrial

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