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Newburyport, MA

GLA: 200,300 sf (8 acres)

Newburyport, MA 01950
Essex County

Key Tenants

  • Talbots
  • French Lessons
  • John Farley's Clothiers
  • Michael's Harborside
  • Ten Center Street

Property Fact Sheet

Newburyport Development

Newburyport
Marinas

aerial view of Newburyport, MA

New England Development owns more than 50 prime retail locations throughout downtown Newburyport. Our goal is to create one of the best shopping offerings in the region.

Newburyport is a premier shopping hub fulfilling the shopping and dining needs of local and regional residents. Located 30 miles north of Boston, Newburyport is a desirable suburb served by the commuter rail line. A visionary urban renewal in the 1970's turned this picturesque city into a most-wanted attraction, drawing upscale local residents and worldwide travelers. A rich setting for shopping and dining is provided by the city's 200-year history as a thriving seaport, scenic views of the Merrimack River from Waterfront Park, and dazzling historic mansions. For retailers, Newburyport's many festivals fill the town with shoppers all year long from the seasonal Art Walks and the summer Yankee Homecoming to the annual Christmas shopping events in December and everything in between. More than 600 boat slips in the downtown area draw both seasonal and transient boaters.

  • Approximately 30 miles north of Boston
  • Nestled at the intersection of three major transportation corridors: I-495, I-95 and Route 1
  • Direct access to downtown Newburyport from Route 1
  • Commuter rail service from Boston
  • More than 500,000 annual visitors swell the year-round customer base.
  • Marinas with more than 600 slips draw yachts and motorcraft from along the New England coast.
  • The best bird sanctuary in North America, the Parker Wildlife Refuge on nearby Plum Island, attracts visitors from throughout the world.
  • Voted the most beautiful city by America in Bloom in 2006, the downtown boasts over 350 window boxes and hanging baskets.
Population (2009) 126,491
Households (2009) 49,231
Average Household Income (2009) $87,913
Daytime Employment (2009)57,439
New England Development, One Wells Avenue, Newton, MA 02459, 617-965-8700