Quincy On the Move
Mayor Thomas Koch and the Quincy Chamber of Commerce announced a new communication partnership to help keep residents and business owners up-to-date on a series of upcoming projects across the City.

"Quincy On The Move" was created to keep the business community informed of the various impacts associated with the many construction projects that are happening throughout the city so that they can plan accordingly and better inform their customers.

In addition, two fact sheets have been created about the Quincy Center Concourse Construction Project and the New Quincy Center Downtown Development.

Download a copy of "Quincy on the Move"

Download a copy of "FAQ: The New Quincy Center Downtown Development

Download a copy of FAQ: Phase II of the Quincy Center Concourse Construction

 

We Mean Business
Quincy’s impressive past remains vibrant today as the city looks to a future of vitality and prosperity. The city welcomes you to explore the opportunities within our rejuvenated downtown, at the Fore River Shipyard or in one of our many professional office parks and smaller business districts.

Quincy Center Redevelopment
Fore River Shipyard
Economic Incentives


Economic Development DVD
(short version - 2 minutes, 4mb)

Economic Development DVD
(long version - 6:26 minutes, 14mb)

To save files, right click the link and select "save target as..." to save the movie file to your computer. You will need Quicktime to view the movie files above. Get Quicktime here.

 The new City of Quincy brochure produced by Quincy 2000 Collaborative was presented to Mayor Thomas Koch during the Annual Meeting. This comprehensive brochure has been distributed to state agencies, commercial real estate brokerages and major landlords in the city to attract new business to the City of Quincy. Click here to read a recent story about this new initiative in The Patriot Ledger.


Whether you need public transportation, a deep sea port, commercial rail, a beautiful waterfront, access to major highways, proximity to Boston, a quality workforce or diversified community, Quincy is the place to live, work and invest in. Quincy 2000 Collaborative is eager to convince you that in Quincy We Mean Business!

For Quincy’s Economic Target Area profile,
click here

New England Real Estate Article
July 2007 Quincy Center Concourse


“Quincy Mutual has been a part
of Quincy for over 150 years.
The company greatly values the beauty and history of the city.
One of the biggest advantages
for the 350 employees that commute to work on a daily
basis is the easy accessibility through the T and by car,”
said Douglas Briggs, President.

Quincy Mutual is a property and casualty insurance company with customers in eight states. The company offers a full range of insurance products to protect the property and liability needs of individuals and businesses. It is one the country’s oldest and most respected insurance companies.


Since 1919, Eastern Nazarene College has proudly called Quincy home, so that now we are part of the very fabric of this vibrant community. As Quincy’s only four year, liberal arts college, ENC offers over 60 majors in a wide variety of academic disciplines. Nestled in the Wollaston section of the city, ENC enjoys the best of both worlds: easy access to the world class city of Boston with all of its cultural and educational opportunities while living in a quiet, safe residential neighborhood. In addition, we find that the dynamic multicultural diversity of Quincy is a great fit for our increasingly diverse student body. Quincy is a great place to be!

Eastern Nazarene College is a fully accredited traditional liberal arts college. It has approximately 1200 students distributed across a traditional residential undergraduate program, adult studies and graduate program.