major635 ft SE
New construction permit — $165,718,521
Erect at 1 Harbor Shore DR Declared valuation $165,718,521. Status: Open. Filed 2024-01-19.
Source: City of Boston — Approved Building Permits (Analyze Boston) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
What the public record shows for 22 Liberty Dr, Boston, MA 02210 · recorded Jul 16, 2026 · 36 findings from 14 public sources
- This address
- Noise
- Change
- Hazards & Environment
major681 ft S
Planned development: Fan Pier Parcel H
Large Project that is permitted or under construction — 130 residential units, 327,225 sq ft, $76M estimated cost. Parcel H within the Fan Pier Planned Development Area (PDA054) is a residential building with ground and second floor facilities of public accommodation including civic/cultural space. A three story parking garage has been built since 2016. Last filed 4/18/2023.
Source: Boston Planning (BPDA) — Article 80 Development Projects · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
notable0.6 mi S
Superfund site: US Army Reserve 99th Regional Support Co
Tracked in EPA's Superfund program (SEMS) — a site with known or suspected hazardous-substance contamination. Located at 495 Summer St. Status: Superfund (Non-NPL), Not On The NPL.
Source: EPA Facility Registry Service · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
Six measures, scored 0–100
Noise
88 out of 100good
Mostly quiet, with the modest background noise typical of the area.
Change
10 out of 100poor
Heavy development pressure: multiple large projects are permitted or planned close by.
Hazards & Environment
37 out of 100poor
Serious environmental exposure. Review the findings below before committing to this address.
Connectivity
100 out of 100great
Excellent connectivity: transit and daily errands are close at hand.
Neighborhood Pulse
100 out of 100great
Neighborhood signals are quiet across the board.
Noise
Road, rail, and aviation noise; complaint history
88good
notable2.0 mi E
Major airport: Boston Logan International Airport
Boston Logan International Airport (KBOS), a major airport with scheduled airline service, is 2.0 mi to the E.
Source: FAA airport & runway data (OurAirports) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
info854 ft SW
Major road: Seaport Boulevard
Seaport Boulevard, a major road (2 lanes, posted 25 mph), passes 854 ft to the SW of this address. Roads of this class carry significant daytime traffic.
Source: OpenStreetMap road network (© OpenStreetMap contributors, via Geofabrik) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
info1,681 ft W
Highway: I 93/US 1/MA 3 (John F. Fitzgerald Expressway)
I 93/US 1/MA 3 (John F. Fitzgerald Expressway), a limited-access highway (4 lanes, posted 45 mph), passes 1,681 ft to the W of this address. Highways of this class carry steady traffic day and night.
Source: OpenStreetMap road network (© OpenStreetMap contributors, via Geofabrik) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
info1.0 mi E
Seaplane base: Cape Air Seaplanes on Boston Harbor Seaplane Base
Cape Air Seaplanes on Boston Harbor Seaplane Base (US-0370), a seaplane base, is 1.0 mi to the E.
Source: FAA airport & runway data (OurAirports) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
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Modeled road noise below the 45 dB floor
Neither the address point nor its ~160 ft surroundings register above the road-noise model's 45 dB floor — no significant modeled road-noise source nearby. This is BTS's simplified national model (no terrain or building shielding) — a trend-grade modeled estimate, not a measurement.
Source: BTS National Transportation Noise Map (2022) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
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Modeled rail noise: ~52 dB (24-hr average)
The BTS transportation noise model puts 24-hr average rail noise at this location around 52 dB LAeq. This is BTS's simplified national model (no terrain or building shielding) — a trend-grade modeled estimate, not a measurement.
Source: BTS National Transportation Noise Map (2022) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
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Modeled aircraft noise: ~53 dB (24-hr average)
The BTS transportation noise model puts 24-hr average aircraft noise at this location around 53 dB LAeq. This is BTS's simplified national model (no terrain or building shielding) — a trend-grade modeled estimate, not a measurement.
Source: BTS National Transportation Noise Map (2022) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
Light & Sun
Sun exposure by season; obstruction from surrounding buildings
Coming soon
Sunlight analysis is coming soon. Findings here are informational and unscored.
Change
Permitted construction and development pressure nearby
10poor
major635 ft SE
New construction permit — $165,718,521
Erect at 1 Harbor Shore DR Declared valuation $165,718,521. Status: Open. Filed 2024-01-19.
Source: City of Boston — Approved Building Permits (Analyze Boston) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
major681 ft S
Planned development: Fan Pier Parcel H
Large Project that is permitted or under construction — 130 residential units, 327,225 sq ft, $76M estimated cost. Parcel H within the Fan Pier Planned Development Area (PDA054) is a residential building with ground and second floor facilities of public accommodation including civic/cultural space. A three story parking garage has been built since 2016. Last filed 4/18/2023.
Source: Boston Planning (BPDA) — Article 80 Development Projects · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
major693 ft S
Planned development: Seaport Square - Block D
Large Project that is board-approved — 499,400 sq ft. 88 Seaport will feature 18 floors with nearly 425,000 square feet of office space, approximately 60,000 square feet of retail on the first two floors, and 5,000 square feet of civic/cultural use. Last filed 2/7/2017.
Source: Boston Planning (BPDA) — Article 80 Development Projects · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
major1,296 ft S
Planned development: Seaport Square - Block G
Large Project that is board-approved — 650,000 sq ft, $650M estimated cost. Block G at 120 Seaport Boulevard was approved in the 2017 NPC of Seaport Square as a residential and retail building. The 2022 NPC proposes a change to office/research uses with retail and civic ground floor space. Last filed 5/6/2022.
Source: Boston Planning (BPDA) — Article 80 Development Projects · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
notable184 ft SW
Long Form/Alteration Permit — $4,357,997
Renovations - Exterior at 11-17 Fan Pier BL Declared valuation $4,357,997. Status: Closed. Filed 2025-09-09.
Source: City of Boston — Approved Building Permits (Analyze Boston) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
notable1,461 ft SW
Planned development: 17 Farnsworth Street
Large Project that is board-approved — 78,252 sq ft, $42M estimated cost. Replace existing, 361-vehicle parking garage built in 1986 with four-story life science building with mechanical penthouse set back from the roof edges to minimize visibility from the ground. No onsite accessory parking, allowing both of today’s curb cuts on Farnsworth Street to be eliminated. Per Coastal Flood Resilience Overlay District, dry flood-proofed at least two feet above Sea Level Rise Base Flood Elevation (19.5 ft. BCB). LEED BD&C: Core and Shell Gold. Last filed 5/25/2022.
Source: Boston Planning (BPDA) — Article 80 Development Projects · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
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401 other building permits nearby
401 additional permits issued within this radius in the last 36 months, mostly routine renovations, repairs, and paperwork.
Source: City of Boston — Approved Building Permits (Analyze Boston) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
Hazards & Environment
Flood zones, contaminated sites, air quality, radon
37poor
notable0.6 mi S
Superfund site: US Army Reserve 99th Regional Support Co
Tracked in EPA's Superfund program (SEMS) — a site with known or suspected hazardous-substance contamination. Located at 495 Summer St. Status: Superfund (Non-NPL), Not On The NPL.
Source: EPA Facility Registry Service · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
notable0.7 mi NW
Brownfield site: Condor Street
Tracked in EPA's brownfields program (ACRES) — a property whose reuse may be complicated by contamination, typically under assessment or cleanup. Status: Brownfields Property.
Source: EPA Facility Registry Service · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
notable0.7 mi SE
Toxic Release Inventory facility: Massachusetts Bay Brewing Com
Reports to EPA's Toxics Release Inventory — a facility that manages listed toxic chemicals above reporting thresholds. Located at 306 Northern Ave. Status: TRI Reporter, Active.
Source: EPA Facility Registry Service · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
notable0.7 mi SW
Toxic Release Inventory facility: Veolia - Steam Generating Plant
Reports to EPA's Toxics Release Inventory — a facility that manages listed toxic chemicals above reporting thresholds. Located at 165 Kneeland St. Status: TRI Reporter, Active.
Source: EPA Facility Registry Service · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
notable0.8 mi SE
Toxic Release Inventory facility: Adcotron Ems
Reports to EPA's Toxics Release Inventory — a facility that manages listed toxic chemicals above reporting thresholds. Located at 12 Channel Street 3rd Floor. Status: TRI Reporter, Active.
Source: EPA Facility Registry Service · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
notable0.8 mi SW
Toxic Release Inventory facility: Gillette Manufacturing
Reports to EPA's Toxics Release Inventory — a facility that manages listed toxic chemicals above reporting thresholds. Located at 1 Gillette Park. Status: TRI Reporter.
Source: EPA Facility Registry Service · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
notable0.8 mi W
Toxic Release Inventory facility: Ma D E P
Reports to EPA's Toxics Release Inventory — a facility that manages listed toxic chemicals above reporting thresholds. Located at 1 Winter St. Status: TRI Reporter.
Source: EPA Facility Registry Service · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
notable0.8 mi NW
Superfund site: US Coast Guard Integrated Support Cmnd
Tracked in EPA's Superfund program (SEMS) — a site with known or suspected hazardous-substance contamination. Located at 427 Commercial Street. Status: Superfund (Non-NPL), Not On The NPL.
Source: EPA Facility Registry Service · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
notable0.9 mi SW
Superfund site: US Postal Service Vmf
Tracked in EPA's Superfund program (SEMS) — a site with known or suspected hazardous-substance contamination. Located at 135 A Street. Status: Superfund (Non-NPL), Not On The NPL.
Source: EPA Facility Registry Service · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
notable0.9 mi SE
Brownfield site: 6 Tide Street
Tracked in EPA's brownfields program (ACRES) — a property whose reuse may be complicated by contamination, typically under assessment or cleanup. Located at 6 Tide Street. Status: Brownfields Property.
Source: EPA Facility Registry Service · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
notable1.0 mi SW
Toxic Release Inventory facility: Conti Cast Corp Metalonics Div
Reports to EPA's Toxics Release Inventory — a facility that manages listed toxic chemicals above reporting thresholds. Located at 40 W Third St. Status: TRI Reporter, Active.
Source: EPA Facility Registry Service · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
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FEMA minimal flood risk (Zone X)
Outside the mapped 1% and 0.2% annual-chance floodplains. Flood insurance is optional and cheap here.
Source: FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
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Air quality index 67 (Moderate)
Current AQI near this address is 67, driven by PM2.5, as reported for AirNow's Boston Metro reporting area (other pollutants: O3 33, PM10 33). A single reading is a metro-wide snapshot — AQI above 100 is unhealthy for sensitive groups.
Source: AirNow (EPA) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
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Suffolk County is EPA radon Zone 3 (low radon potential)
The EPA maps Suffolk County as radon Zone 3: counties where the predicted average indoor radon screening level is below 2 pCi/L. The zone is a county-scale prediction from geology, aerial radioactivity, soil, and past measurements — not a measurement of this home. Radon varies house to house; a short-term test kit (about $15–30, or often free from state health programs) is the only way to know this home's actual level.
Source: EPA Map of Radon Zones · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
Connectivity
Transit access, walkability, daily errands
100great
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Walkability: 17.2 / 20 (most walkable)
The EPA National Walkability Index scores this census block group 17.2 out of 20 — in the "most walkable" band nationally. The index combines intersection density, proximity to transit stops, and the mix of jobs, homes, and destinations.
Source: EPA National Walkability Index · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
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6 bus routes, 5 ferry routes within a 10-minute walk (no rail)
6 bus routes and 5 ferry routes stop within the walk radius.
Source: MBTA GTFS static feed (Summer 2026, 2026-07-15T15:16:59+00:00, version D) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
Neighborhood Pulse
311 complaint mix, incident reports, amenity density
100great
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Median building vintage: 2013
Half the housing in this census tract was built before 2013. Relatively recent housing stock for an established neighborhood.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-Year Estimates (2023) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
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79% of homes are renter-occupied
79% of the 2,025 occupied homes in this tract are rentals. A renter-majority tract usually means more year-to-year turnover in who your neighbors are.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-Year Estimates (2023) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
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Tract population growing
This tract's population grew about 90% compared with the 2016–2020 ACS estimates (1,608 → 3,053 residents), a statistically significant change. Five-year survey windows make this a trend, not a precise year-over-year figure.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-Year Estimates (2023) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
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114 amenities within a 10-minute walk
Within a 5-minute walk: 1 grocery store, 19 restaurants, 4 bars, 1 gym, 1 pharmacy, 7 parks, 1 school. Within 10 minutes: 1 grocery store, 73 restaurants, 13 bars, 2 gyms, 1 pharmacy, 23 parks, 1 school.
Source: OpenStreetMap amenities (© OpenStreetMap contributors, via Geofabrik) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
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31 violent-offense reports within 0.25 mi in 12 months
Boston Police logged 31 violent-offense incident reports within 0.25 mi in the trailing 12 months — ~158 per sq mi, vs a citywide median police-district rate of ~97 per sq mi over the same period. Most frequent: Assault - Simple; Assault - Aggravated; Robbery.
Source: Boston Police incident reports (Analyze Boston) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
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28 property-offense reports within 0.25 mi in 12 months
Boston Police logged 28 property-offense incident reports within 0.25 mi in the trailing 12 months — ~143 per sq mi, vs a citywide median police-district rate of ~266 per sq mi over the same period. Most frequent: Larceny Shoplifting; Larceny Theft From Building; Vandalism.
Source: Boston Police incident reports (Analyze Boston) · retrieved Jul 16, 2026
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