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The
Commonwealth of Massachusetts was the birthplace not only of the
American Revolution, but also the cradle of the Industrial Revolution
in the United States. The Commonwealth has a long and distinguished
tradition of ingenuity, innovation and entrepreneurship that makes it
an ideal location for conducting business. Massachusetts is located in the
Northeast of the United States. The largest and capital city is
Boston, the second being Worcester. The fourteen counties in
Massachusetts are made up of 43
cities and 308 towns with
a population of 6.35
millions. Boston
is a
special place in America, a city with resonance where the new is
wrapped around and overlays the old without obscuring it, creating
contrasts that enrich urban life, engage the mind and delight the
eye.
USS Constitution  Harvard Square
Today,
Massachusetts offers businesses the following unique advantages:
Scientific
Leadership
Technical
and Research Talent
Rich
Resources for Research Funding and Venture Capital
Business
and Partnership Infrastructure
Turning
Innovations into Breakthrough Products
Accelerated
Research and Product Time-to-Market
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Education
and training
Massachusetts
consistently ranks first among all states in highest concentration
of colleges and universities science and engineering graduates.
Boston
& Massachusetts
are the center of higher education in the United States: Massachusetts
Colleges & Universities . Massachusetts
has produced half of all the Nobel Prize winners in the country.
Massachusetts
ranks 2nd overall in university research and development.
When
modern
towers challenge venerable monuments
Old State
House
Old Stock Exchange
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Location
Nearly
half the population of the United States within a 12 hour drive.
One
travel day closer to Europe than other major U.S. ports.
Only
a one hour flight from 40% of the U.S. market & 67% of the
Canadian market.
Business
Environment
The 2001
Development Report Card for the States published by the Corporation for
Enterprise Development, is an objective and comprehensive analysis
of the various state business climates. The Report Card, used
extensively by both state and corporate decision makers, illustrates
that:
Massachusetts
earned a place on the Development Report Card Honor
Roll for the 4th consecutive year. Massachusetts is the only
state in the northeast and the only large industrial state to earn
this distinction.
Massachusetts
ranks #1 for the state with the nation's best Innovation
Assets, determined by available P.h.D.s, scientists, and
engineers, federal and state R&D investment, patents issued, etc.
Massachusetts
ranks #1 for the highest college attainment rate in the
nation.
Massachusetts
received a grade of "A" for Performance, Development Capacity and
Business Vitality.
Massachusetts
is responsible for an estimated one-third of the world's
biotechnology.
Massachusetts
ranks #1 for both the number of high-technology companies
per capita and the level of venture
capital investment.
Key
Industries
Advanced Materials, Biotechnology, Education & Research,
Electronics, Environmental, Technology, Fabricated Metals, Financial
Services, Health Services and Medical Technology, Industrial Machinery
& Equipment, Information Technology, Paper, Photonics,
Plastics, Software, Telecommunications, Textiles & Apparel,
Tourism.
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Transportation
 The
Massachusetts Port Authority
Massport
is a world-class independent public authority which develops,
promotes and manages airports, the seaport and transportation
infrastructure to enable Massachusetts and New England to compete
successfully in the global marketplace.
Useful
Links
Boston
Current Weather Massachusetts
Alliance for Economic Development
Quik
Facts Fast
Facts & Trivia Statistics-U.S.
Department of Labor Tourism
Sports
Teams Photos
by Steve Dunwell–Back Bay Press Boston
Public Library
Patriot Place, Gillette Stadium
Gillette
Stadium, home of the New England Patriots and the New
England Revolution
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Rowes Wharf, Financial District
Commonwealth Avenue, Back Bay
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Federal Court, South Station
Beacon Hill
Prudential Center
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Seaport
District
The Seaport
District is the next growth frontier in Boston thanks to its proximity
to downtown and billions of dollars of public infrastructure
investments. Boston’s growing economy will create thousands of new
jobs in the seaport and will provide opportunities to enhance the
maritime & industrial sectors. The portion of the South Boston
waterfront known today as the Boston Seaport District consists of
approximately 1,025 acres of land bordering Boston's Inner Harbor just
east of the downtown financial district.
The
build-out potential of the district is projected to be between 17 and
24 million square feet of new mixed-use development.
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The
New Convention & Exposition Center
will
be the keystone of Seaport development.
It
will attract thousands of new visitors and millions of new dollars
into Massachusetts each year, a powerful catalyst for new hotels
throughout the region. The Plan ensures that the area will be a
destination not just for workers, but also for residents and visitors.
The Plan identifies areas for new cultural facilities, new parks, and
new gateways to a cleaner Boston Harbor & the Islands.
Boston
is a great city because of its neighborhoods. Residential character
will be an essential ingredient in the Seaport District. New places to
live will go up next to new offices and new hotels, and each new
residential project will include some form of affordable housing.
The Fan
Pier Development will be a 20-acre mixed residential and commercial
development including the
2,200-square-foot Fan Pier Park, a new Public Green which will connect
the land side of the Fan Pier to the harbor and will act as a
multimodal transportation connector. Visitors arriving from the new
Silver T line from the south or the water transportation arriving at
the Fan Pier Cove from the north will be brought together at the Green.
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