Hood Park | Class A office, lab, research & development space in Boston, MA.

At the center of it all

Originally home to the quintessential New England dairy company H.P. Hood and Sons, Hood Park is a master-planned urban campus in Boston.

Hood Park offers a unique alternative to Kendall Square, Downtown Boston, and the Seaport for companies seeking modern and flexible work space.

The 20-acre campus is undergoing comprehensive development and improvements throughout, creating distinctive Class A office and research & development space in the vibrant Charlestown neighborhood of Boston.

Location

Transit-oriented development
At the intersection of Boston, Cambridge, and Somerville
Surrounded by a vibrant and desirable neighborhood

Transportation
Retail/Restaurants
Companies
Everything

Access

Hood Park is situated at the crux of several main arteries, offering its tenants a location central to Boston and Cambridge. Immediate access to Interstate 93 and close proximity to Route 1 and North Station make the suburbs minutes away by car or commuter rail. Urban commuters are within walking distance of two MBTA stations as well as Charlestown, Somerville, and East Cambridge. And just to the east is Logan International Airport, giving Hood Park quick access to the global reach of Boston. No matter where you are or how you travel, you’re never far from Hood Park.

Vision

Our vision is to transform a 20-acre corporate office park into a dynamic mixed-use, transit-oriented development that will complement the surrounding neighborhood.

Phase 1

Phase 2a

Phase 2b

Phase 3

100 Hood Park Drive

100 Hood Park Drive
(opening summer 2019)

The Harvey

The Harvey
(opening spring 2019)

500 Rutherford Ave.

510 Rutherford Ave.

100 Hood Park Drive

100 Hood Park Drive
(opening summer 2019)

The Harvey

The Harvey
(opening spring 2019)

500 Rutherford Ave.

510 Rutherford Ave.

10 Stack Street

10 Stack Street
(opening spring 2021)

100 Hood Park Drive

100 Hood Park Drive
(opening summer 2019)

The Harvey

The Harvey
(opening spring 2019)

500 Rutherford Ave.

510 Rutherford Ave.

10 Stack Street

10 Stack Street
(opening spring 2021)

30 Stack Street

100 Hood Park Drive

100 Hood Park Drive
(opening summer 2019)

The Harvey

The Harvey
(opening spring 2019)

500 Rutherford Ave.

510 Rutherford Ave.

10 Stack Street

10 Stack Street
(opening spring 2021)

30 Stack Street

35 Supertest Street

25 Supertest Street

Hood Green

Site

Updates

Document Library

Community

Community Meeting

Wednesday, May 30, 2018

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Presentation

Join us for a presentation of the proposed revisions to the Hood Park Masterplan.

Design Charrette Meeting

Saturday, June 23, 2018
10am–noon
500 Rutherford Avenue,
North Entrance
Cambridge College
“The Commons” Room

Downloads

Please join us on Saturday, June 23 at 10am for an interactive design session about proposed open space at Hood Park. Hood Park is transforming into a new neighborhood that will be more connected to Charlestown than ever before, featuring outdoor gathering space, restaurants, retail and more. We want to hear your ideas as we design the green space, new pedestrian walkways, and bike lanes so that Hood Park can truly be a resource for all in Charlestown.

On-site childcare and entertainment with refreshments for all will be provided so bring the family! We look forward to seeing you and continuing the discussion about our evolving neighborHOOD.

Zoning Informational Session

Monday, June 25, 2018
6pm–8pm
Knights of Columbus, 545 Medford Street, Charlestown, MA 02129

Boston Planning & Development Agency (BPDA) staff will present an overview of how Boston's zoning code works, focusing on its role in guiding development in the city at large, and within the neighborhood of Charlestown. A question and answer session will follow.

The public is encouraged to attend.

Community Meeting

Wednesday, September 12, 2018
6–7pm
Community Center at Mishawum Park, 95 Dunstable Street, Charlestown

Please join us on Wednesday, September 12 at 6pm at the Community Center at Mishawum Park for a community meeting about proposed updates at Hood Park. We are looking to share our vision for transforming Hood Park into a new neighborhood that will be more connected to Charlestown than ever before, featuring outdoor gathering space, restaurants, retail and more. As we continue through this process, we are seeking your input to help make Hood Park a resource for all in Charlestown.

We look forward to seeing you and continuing the discussion about our evolving neighborHOOD.

Hood Park NeighborHOOD Fest

Saturday, September 15, 2018
11am–1:30pm
500 Rutherford Ave, Charlestown

We hope to you bring the whole family down to Hood Park on Saturday, September 15 at 11am for the Hood Park NeighborHOOD Fest.

Food trucks including Melt Grilled Cheese Truck and Whoopie Wagon will bring their delicious food to the neighborHOOD, or you’re welcome to grab lunch from Hood Park's own Cosí. Adults can enjoy craft beer from The Beer Mobile and kids can enjoy face painting, balloon twisting, lawn games and ice cream from Operation Hoodsie thanks to the Boston Police Department. On-site parking will be available.

Community Meeting

Wednesday, September 26, 2018
6–8pm
Cambridge College Commons
Hood Park
500 Rutherford Avenue

Join us in this BPDA Zoning Workshop!

BPDA IAG Meeting

Monday, October 22, 2018
6 - 8 pm
Cambridge College Town Common Room
Hood Park
500 Rutherford Avenue

Please join us on Monday, October 22 at 6 pm at the Cambridge College Town Common Room for the Boston Planning & Development Agency (BPDA) Impact Advisory Group (IAG) meeting regarding the proposed updates at Hood Park.

Refreshments will be provided. We look forward to seeing you and continuing the conversation around our evolving neighborHOOD.

Hood Park Master Plan Public Meeting

Wednesday, October 24, 2018
6 - 8 pm
Mishawum Park Community Room
95 Dunstable Street

Public meeting to review and discuss the proposed changes to the Hood Park Master Plan project (the "Proposed Project") in Charlestown. The Proposed Project envisions a total of 1,785,804 gross square feet of development spread among a total of eleven (11) buildings with a variety of uses including commercial, residential, hotel, and retail. A total of 1,765 vehicle parking spaces are proposed within the project site.

On-site refreshments and childcare will be provided. The public is encouraged to attend.