Developer Discusses Suffolk Downs Plans Paul Vogan Community representatives and developers have emphasized a commitment to ensuring that the redevelopment at suffolk downs aligns with local needs and priorities. The redevelopment of suffolk downs is set to create one of the largest urban transformations in the boston area. the project will be delivered in multiple phases over the next two decades, with a focus on sustainable development and community integration.
Suffolk Downs Two Cities One New Neighborhood The redevelopment of suffolk downs, the former horse racing site on the border of east boston and neighboring revere, is one of the largest real estate projects in boston’s history. The suffolk downs master plan vision will transform the underutilized horse racing facility into a highly resilient, transit oriented, mixed use development with commercial office, retail, housing, and open space. The hym investment group proposes approximately 10.5 million square feet of development on the approximately 109 acres of the suffolk downs site in the city of boston. Suffolk downs celebrates grand opening of the point barre & yoga revere journal | november 26, 2025 read more suffolk downs adds second retail tenant with opening of woman owned barre and yoga studio boston real estate times | november 21, 2025 read more the track at suffolk downs to host third annual truck or treat event on sat., oct. 18.
Suffolk Downs Two Cities One New Neighborhood The hym investment group proposes approximately 10.5 million square feet of development on the approximately 109 acres of the suffolk downs site in the city of boston. Suffolk downs celebrates grand opening of the point barre & yoga revere journal | november 26, 2025 read more suffolk downs adds second retail tenant with opening of woman owned barre and yoga studio boston real estate times | november 21, 2025 read more the track at suffolk downs to host third annual truck or treat event on sat., oct. 18. Construction will begin tuesday on a 473 unit apartment building in revere on the boston border as part of the suffolk downs redevelopment. the new building, called portico, is also planned to include 33,000 square feet of ground floor retail. As suffolk downs evolves from its racing roots to a new hub of activity, o’brien said he wants to focus on attracting new people and creating fun experiences for those already here. The suffolk downs redevelopment project was greenlit by the boston planning & development agency in september 2020 and is expected to be developed in two phases over a 20 year span. An underutilized horse racing facility closed in 2018, suffolk downs is now under ownership of hym, a boston based development company whose vision is to transform the land into a highly resilient, transit oriented, mixed use development with commercial office, retail, housing, and open space.
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