Why Burlington, Ma

• Prime Location: Centrally located in Massachusetts, just off Route 128, offering easy access to Boston (17 miles) and Cambridge (15 miles). Low residential taxes and competitive commercial tax rates.

• Thriving Community: A sought-after destination for professionals seeking a vibrant, welcoming environment.

• Economic & Innovation Hub: Home to leading industries, including life sciences, tech, manufacturing, climate tech, and healthcare.

• Research Institutions: Northeastern Innovation Campus, UMass Chan Medical School, Lahey Hospital & Medical Center.

• Work-Life Balance: Combines career opportunities with abundant recreational parks. dining, and commerce.

• Collaborative & Engaged: A dynamic community where professionals live, work, and innovate together, Mass Innovation Center, Middlesex3 Coalition.

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A familiar property along Middlesex Turnpike could soon look a little different.
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At Town Meeting a few weeks ago, members approved rezoning 49 Middlesex Turnpike, currently home to Ned’s Towing, from General Industrial to General Business. The property owner requested the change, which brings the parcel in line with the zoning of surrounding properties.

Ned’s Towing plans to relocate, with a retail jewelry store proposed for the site. The zoning change clears the way for the property’s next use as plans move forward. Stay tuned for more information as it becomes available!
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What could the future of Middlesex Turnpike look like?

Burlington’s Economic Development Office is excited to share the Middlesex Turnpike Conceptual Corridor Plan. It’s a new interactive Story Map developed with our transportation consultants at VHB.

Made possible through a MassWorks award, the plan looks 10 to 15 years ahead at a 1.5-mile stretch of one of Burlington’s busiest commercial corridors, where more than 24,000 vehicles travel each day.

The goal is to explore how Middlesex Turnpike can evolve into a safer, more connected and vibrant corridor that better serves businesses, employees, residents and visitors, while creating more options for how people get around.

And this isn’t a plan you have to read cover to cover. The interactive Story Map brings the work to life through maps, renderings, proposed concepts and the feedback that helped shape the vision.

Explore the Middlesex Turnpike Story Map:
https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/6f3d2e8da8094af19bb647cca4806382

Have a question about the plan or what it could mean for a specific property along the corridor? Reach out to Burlington’s Economic Development Office. We’d be happy to talk.

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Business Spotlight: Archer Hotel 🏨

What brought Archer Hotel to Burlington, and how has it become part of the community beyond just an overnight stay?

From its home in the heart of 3rd Ave to its in-house restaurant, AKB, local events and connections with Burlington businesses, our latest blog takes a closer look at what drew Archer to Burlington and the home it has built here.

Read the full story: https://bringmetoburlington.com/news/check-in-how-archer-hotel-found-a-home-in-burlington/

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Birdie Bar

Want to enjoy a round of golf without worrying about inclement weather or the slow golfers in the group ahead? Whether you are an avid golfer or new to the sport, you will love the newest virtual golf business now open in Burlington, MA.

Join us in welcoming Birdie Bar, which recently moved into The Shoppes at Simonds Park. Centrally located near the Town Common, this immersive experience is ideal for enthusiasts and newcomers alike.

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Travel to Burlington

Seeking a friendly and convenient place to stay in Massachusetts during your travels? Whether visiting for business or pleasure, Burlington, MA, is an ideal access point within Massachusetts due to the regions’ major business, educational, cultural, and commercial locations:

  • Only 15 miles from Cambridge, MA
  • Approximately 17 miles from downtown Boston, MA
  • Direct access to Route 128 and Route 95
  • Convenient proximity to Logan Airport
  • Short drive to historical cities of Lexington and Concord

While you stay, be sure to visit our many local restaurants, shopping, and some of the best coffee shops and cafes in the state.

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