(1)  Unique Development Opportunity - The Alexandra has been approved for redevelopment by the BPDA and the South End Landmarks District Commission. The approved redevelopment consists of a 155 room, 13-story boutique hotel with ground floor retail and a rooftop lounge/restaurant.

(2)  Historic Property - Built in 1875 as a residential hotel by Caleb Walworth, the five-story late Gothic building with its sandstone façade and cast-iron details has been a prominent landmark in the South End for nearly 150 years. The building is being sold “as-is."

(3)  Premier Location in Boston - The Property is easily accessible to major amenities such as the Theater District, Fenway Park, Boston Convention and Exhibition Center, Seaport Boston, and numerous dining and shopping options in the city center. Its position at the intersection of Massachusetts Avenue and Washington Street places it near key transportation routes and vibrant neighborhoods, enhancing its connectivity to the rest of the city.

(4)   Preliminary Designs Completed - Preliminary designs for The Alexandra Hotel redevelopment have been completed, showcasing a blend of historic preservation and modern amenities. This milestone provides investors with a clear vision of the future hotel and its potential to attract both tourists and business travelers in a prime Boston location.

(5)   Brand Availability - The plans for the redevelopment are centered around creating an upscale boutique hotel experience. The hotel's designs will reflect an innovative approach, featuring space-efficient guest rooms, multi-functional furniture, and vibrant communal areas.

(6)   Attractive Basis - The redevelopment of The Alexandra Hotel presents a rare opportunity to acquire a prime development site in one of Boston's most dynamic and rapidly evolving neighborhoods at an attractive cost basis.

(7)   Retail and F&B Offerings - The Alexandra Hotel redevelopment will feature diverse food and beverage offerings, including a ground floor restaurant with patio seating and a café. A highlight of the project is the rooftop restaurant and bar, accessible via a dedicated elevator, which will also include space for private dining or meetings.