Developer plans to raze Midtown Hotel to make way for an apartment building
The 10-story building, proposed by Newton-based National Development, will have street-level retail and 325 apartments.
The Midtown Hotel could soon be no more.
Developers on Wednesday filed plans with the city to tear down the mid-century motor inn on Huntington Avenue and replace it with a 10-story apartment building, the Globe’s Tim Logan reports.
Newton-based National Development, which took over the property under a long-term lease with First Church of Christ, Scientist in March, said it aims to put 325 apartments and street-level retail on the site of the hotel. It also promised to make improvements to Huntington Avenue across from the Christian Science Plaza, where the Back Bay, South End and Fenway all meet.
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