Mass. Pike project crashes

Developer leaves mess, quits $800M Columbus Center plan

By Thomas Grillo
Thursday, March 11, 2010 - Updated 5 months ago
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After sinking $125 million into the controversial project over 13 unlucky years, the developers of Columbus Center will never break ground.

California Urban Investment Partners, co-developer of the $800 million mixed-use development along with Boston’s Winn Cos., have told the state’s transportation agency that they are bowing out of the plan to build a massive mixed-use development over the Massachusetts Turnpike in the Back Bay.

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HOPES DASHED: The developer of Columbus Center, which was intended for this Mass. Pike area, can’t gain financing and is exiting the Back Bay project.