Land use and Marketability Study: Downtown Waterfront - Faneuil Hall Urban Renewal Project, Boston, Massachusetts (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781179796024)

This 1963 report, "Land use and Marketability Study: Downtown Waterfront - Faneuil Hall Urban Renewal Project, Boston, Massachusetts," details an extensive analysis of land use and market potential within the Faneuil Hall urban renewal zone. Prepared by the Downtown Waterfront Corporation and Larry Smith & Company, the study provides insights into the economic and developmental considerations driving urban redevelopment in Boston during the mid-20th century.

The report covers a range of critical factors, including existing land utilization, potential for commercial and residential growth, and the overall market dynamics influencing the project's feasibility. As a historical document, this study offers a valuable perspective on the planning philosophies and economic forecasts shaping one of Boston's most iconic urban revitalization efforts. Researchers and historians of urban planning, real estate, and Boston history will find this a useful resource for understanding the complexities of mid-century urban development.

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