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september 2003

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One Western Avenue

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Over the summer, the University’s newest residential building, One Western Avenue, opened at the corner of Western Avenue and Soldiers Field Road, adjacent to HBS. The building contains 235 apartments and will house about 350 occupants, including HBS students, which will help relieve pressure on the area’s private housing market. The new structure, which has a 625-car underground parking garage, transforms the former surface parking and storage lot into a pedestrian-oriented graduate housing campus that includes 18,700 square feet of new green space near the Charles River.

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