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More Than Four Decades in the Making, Redevelopment of Boston’s South Station Transit Hub Enters New Phase

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Aerial view of the South Station railyard showing construction progress on the steel overbuild of the expanded bus terminal structure. (South Station Air Rights Project)
Aerial view of the South Station railyard showing construction progress on the steel overbuild of the expanded bus terminal structure. (South Station Air Rights Project)
By Jackson Southworth
CoStar Research
September 22, 2022 | 6:56 P.M.

After decades of planning and more than two years after starting construction, officials gathered in Boston this week for a ceremony marking progress at South Station, one of the largest transportation infrastructure projects in the city’s history where workers are transforming one of the busiest rail stations in the country into a modern, integrated transportation center.

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