BOSTON-The Boston Herald's South End headquarters will be converted into an apartment complex. National Development, the new owner of the property, has outlined a plan to construct the Ink Block, a complex comprising apartments, restaurants and stores.
The Herald's newly vacated building will be replaced with 475 apartments, a mix of restaurants and smaller shops and a grocery store. A detailed plan will be filed with the Boston Redevelopment Authority. Construction is expected to start by the end of this year. For the full story, go to Boston Globe .
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