Yet another life science building coming to Flynn Marine Park in South Boston

Ch, ch, ch, changes

Universal Hub is reporting that Marcus Partners hopes to replace a seafood processing plant with two life-science buildings.  In a letter of intent to the Boston Planning Development Agency, Marcus stated it would pay $20M to relocated the four seafood companies that make up the New Boston Seafood Center at 310 Northern Ave. 

Marcus has also filed plans to create another eight-story life science building at the old Au Bon Pain building. 

You can learn more about this proposed deal here. 

City Councilor Ed Flynn recently called for a hearing in the wake of so many “life science” buildings being proposed in the neighborhood including this large scale project on Morrissey Blvd. 

Life science research + development is the new buzz term in real estate.  There seems to be a large amount of life science projects in the works in many South Boston developments. You can read more about this new laboratory/research real estate boom here.