“Delaware North is proud to partner with Boston Properties and the City of Boston on this transformational project,” said Jeremy Jacobs, Chairman of Delaware North and owner of the Boston Bruins. “The Hub on Causeway is the kind of transit-oriented development that we have always envisioned for the people living in this community, fans coming to the TD Garden, and commuters utilizing North Station. The project will change the landscape of Boston and will improve the quality of life for the residents in this neighborhood, and we’re proud to be leading that vision.”

“Boston Properties is proud to partner with Delaware North to kick off this exciting project,” said Bryan Koop, Senior Vice President & Regional Manager for Boston Properties. “Building over a multi-modal transit hub epitomizes our sustainable development strategy, allowing easy access for the community and activating Causeway Street beyond the event schedule. The mix of uses will spread customer usage throughout the day and week, maximizing the potential of this northern gateway to Boston.”

View full renderings of The Hub on Causeway (PDF File)

The Hub on Causeway will be constructed in three phases. Phase I will consist of:

• 210,000* square feet of multi-level retail/restaurant space, including the city of Boston’s largest supermarket, a 60,000* square foot Star Market, and the Northeast’s first ArcLight Cinema, ArcLight Boston, a 60,000* square foot theater with 15 screens.
• 10,000* square feet of outdoor space for a new entrance to TD Garden and North Station.
• 540 spaces of below grade parking which will be connected to the existing North Station garage.
• 64,000* square feet of expansion space for TD Garden on floors 3-9.
• And 175,000* square feet of creative office space.

Phase I is expected to be completed in three years, with an opening in late 2018. Upon completion of Phase I, there will be a covered, underground connection from the commuter rail to the subway at North Station, a new entrance to North Station via Causeway Street, and the public realm on Causeway Street will be complete.

Phase II consists of:

• Residential tower including approximately 440 units in a 38-story tower.
• Hotel including approximately 260 rooms in a 10-story tower.

• Office Tower including approximately 525,000 square feet in a 21-story tower.

“The Hub on Causeway will be a great addition to the West End neighborhood, bringing thousands of jobs and a much-needed vibrancy to the area,” said Mayor Martin J. Walsh. “This development will have a transformative effect on the neighborhood, with housing, office space, a hotel, supermarket, retail and restaurant space being added. I thank all partners involved for their commitment to this project and I look forward to seeing it through to the finish line.”

Boston Properties will manage all development aspects of the project. The project is being constructed by John Moriarty & Associates. The architect for the commercial spaces is Gensler. The architect for the residential building is Solomon Cordwell Buenz. Delaware North is owner and operator of TD Garden.
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About Boston Properties
Boston Properties is a fully integrated, self-administered and self-managed real estate investment trust that develops, redevelops, acquires, manages, operates and owns a diverse portfolio of Class A office space, one hotel, four residential properties and five retail properties. The Company is one of the largest owners and developers of Class A office properties in the United States, concentrated in four markets – Boston, New York, San Francisco and Washington, DC. For more information about Boston Properties, please visit the Company’s web site at www.BostonProperties.com.

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Glen White
Manager-Corporate Communications
Delaware North
716-858-5753

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