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Andrew Square borders between the two faces of South Boston: its residential neighborhood to the east and its industrial-transportation corridor to the west. Today, Andrew Square’s industrial-transportation side remains the dominant image of the square, but city of Boston is currently in the process of transforming this image from industrial to a residential neighborhood. Major streetscape and traffic improvements are underway for Dorchester Avenue, Andrew Square’s premier thoroughfare, as well as Glover’s Corner and Field’s Corner. The goal of these projects will be to create a look and feel similar to the Commonwealth Avenue in Back Bay, bringing a classic New England residential character to the neighborhood.

Tens of millions of square feet of planned, new construction will hit South Boston along Dorchester Avenue, Old Colony Road, the waterfront and seaport. The city has proposed a large spending plan to invest into new development along the seaport and surrounding areas. Andrew Square with its major potential for growth and appreciation of value is a great investment opportunity for developers and residents alike.
Washington Village at 550 Dorchester is named to commemorate the character and history of Andrew Square as well as celebrating its future.