Office & Retail space in the heart of Boston
SoWa Centre, located in Boston’s historic South End, is an equal parts contemporary art scene and cutting-edge commercial properties, including office space for lease, retail space for lease, art gallery space for rent, and restaurant space for lease. SoWa is a highly trafficked, bustling area of residential, retail, and commercial properties from Brookline Street to East Berkeley Street to the east and Shawmut Ave to Albany Street to the South. Proximity to local restaurants, available parking, and convenient access to public transportation and the expressway makes SoWa an ideal location for businesses in Boston.
Office space for lease, retail spaces, and restaurant spaces range in size from modest galleries to floor through furniture showrooms. Our construction team can customize individual units to suit any businesses’ needs. You can also build-out your unique office aesthetic with your contractor, architect, and interior designer. You’re only one click away from your new digs.
450 Harrison
The SoWa Artists Guild at 450 Harrison Avenue is a non-profit association of professional studio artists. The Guild’s purpose is to promote the diversity and individuality of the artists working in this flagship space, the center of the SoWa Art District owned and managed by GTI Properties.
The SoWa Artists Guild is a member of ArtsBoston!
460 Harrison
460 Harrison Avenue, located in the SoWa Art + Design District, sits in the center of Boston’s largest concentration of contemporary art galleries and high-end home design showrooms. 460 Harrison Avenue is a renovated and repurposed 19th-century factory building owned and managed by GTI Properties. With high visibility from the street level, it’s an ideal location for retail exposure, especially on weekends, when thousands of locals and visitors alike make SoWa their shopping destination for unique finds.
500 Harrison
Available office space, retail, and restaurant spaces range from 1,400 to 10,000 sq. ft. A new entrance with breezeway overlooks a redesigned restaurant patio. The newly renovated space includes enlarging/installing new windows, glass entryways, HVAC units, and demising walls and stubbed electrical.
530 Harrison
This 3 story building directly faces Harrison Ave. It offers hardwood flooring, high ceilings throughout, three sides of operable windows, and ample parking within walking distance. Current occupants include a real estate office, a magazine publisher, a design group, and an engineering/architecture firm.
560 Harrison
560 Harrison Avenue, located in the SoWa Art + Design District, joins other GTI commercial properties in the center of Boston’s largest concentration of design-focused businesses. 560 Harrison Avenue is a renovated and repurposed 19th-century factory building owned and managed by GTI Properties. 560 Harrison Avenue features renovated office space ranging from 2000 sq. ft. to 10,000+ sq. ft. and restaurant space. Proximity to public transportation, the expressway, and Boston Logan International Airport is a plus.
580 Harrison
This 80,000 sq. ft. four-story brick building is a renovated and repurposed 19th century factory building owned and managed by GTI Properties. Directly facing Albany Street on the south side, it offers four sides of operable windows and ample parking within walking distance. Current occupants include advertising and design firms, a magazine publisher, and architectural firms.
38 Wareham Street
38 Wareham Street offers 36,000 sq. ft. of office and retail space. Located near Harrison Avenue, 38 Wareham Street is home to Lekker Home furniture and decor, specializing in Mid-Century Modern classics. The architecture of 38 Waltham Street retains historical details. Convenient parking is available within walking distance.
46 Waltham Street
Located at the busy corner of Washington Street and Waltham Street, 46 Waltham Street is home to 80,000 sq. ft. of artists’ studios, retail boutiques, commercial offices, a Citizens Bank branch, and the new Burro Bar. Originally built as a factory for the Vose Piano Company, the structure is three buildings fused into one address. The architecture retains fascinating details from the Industrial Revolution, including ceiling-mounted steel fly-wheels for turning lathes and wax-melt sliding metal fire doors. The building is fully renovated and adapted to today’s uses.
