Ideally located just seven
miles south of Boston and easily accessible by automobile, water
and public transportation, North Quincy is a center of residential,
retail, office and industrial development. Spurred by the desirable
location, apartment and condominium development has augmented the
densely settled neighborhood of single and two family homes in recent
years.
Office developments house some
of Quincy’s largest employers, including State Street Bank
South and Blue Cross and Blue Shield. Quincy 2000 successfully worked
with public officials to attract Boston Scientific, a medical device
manufacturer, to locate here. Located just over the Neponset Bridge
from Boston is the 99 room Best Western Adams Inn.
Along the city’s main thoroughfare, Hancock Street, and in
Norfolk Downs, the business district along Billings Road, there
are many retail and service establishments providing goods and services
for those who live and work in the area. Currently
under development is a 74-unit loft style condominium project located
in the heart of the North Quincy Business District.
Casual to upscale restaurants, hair salons, local hardware stores,
fish markets, florists and real estate firms are just some of the
many active businesses here. The influence of the growing Asian
population in the northern portion of Quincy can be seen in the
increasing number of Asian businesses in the area.
To learn more about the Quincy 2000 member businesses in this area,
click here.
Partnership Steering
Committee Members
North Quincy: |
Richard &
Margaret Burke
Burke’s Seafood
Denise Reynolds,
Joyce & Gendreau Jeweler
The Steering Committee oversees the
implementation of the Partnership goals and objectives.
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Granite Lofts
North Quincy
Business District
Dean Rizzo, executive director
Quincy 2000 Collaborative and Margaret Burke of Burke’s Seafood
discuss the streetscape clutter caused by
many newspaper boxes.
 The Wheelhouse Diner
East Chinatown Restaurant
Fashion Quality Cleaners
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Next Partnership Meeting
Thursday, April 10th from 8:00-9:00 AM at the North Quincy Public Library, 381 Hancock Street. (March 6th Cancelled)
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CITY CONTACTS:
City Councillor:
Kevin Coughlin
617-376-1341
City Councillor:
Brian McNamee
617-376-1356
City Hall Office of
Constituent Services:
Tom Fabrizio
617-376-1500
Community Police Officers:
Officer Greg Mar
617-594-2028
Officer Tom Ford
857-939-1138
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“The Business Partnership
is a great way to stay informed about what’s going on in your
particular area. At the meetings each business has a voice and our
concerns are actually heard and addressed by city officials. It’s
a great resource to learn about new business opening in the area
and for networking,” says Margaret Burke.
Burke's Seafood
Burke's Seafood offers a
complete take out or eat-in
seafood menu, featuring a wide variety of fried and broiled seafood.
They feature lobsters steamed to order, family seafood dinner specials,
frozen oven ready entrees, and specialty items such as the Lobster
Boil in a Can.
Classic Hairstyling
Grand Re-Opening
Brian McNamee (Ward 6, City Councilor), David Montoya (Classic Hairstyling), Joe Montoya (Classic Hairstyling), Mayor William J Phelan, Rev. John O'Brien (Sacred Heart Parish), & Dean Rizzo (Quincy 2000 Collaborative).
Mary's Massage Therapy
Grand Opening
Brian McNamee (Ward 6, City Councilor), Nancy Mui (Ascend Tutorial & Services), Mary Chau (Mary's Massage Therapy), Mayor William J Phelan, Dean Rizzo (Quincy 2000 Collaborative), Phillip Wong.
Mary is located at 423A Hancock Street in North Quincy. She specializes in Hot Stone Massage, Hot Wax Bath Therapy, Deep Tissue Massage, Chair Massage, Myofasical Release, Tui Na Massage, Lymph Drainage Therapy, Swedish Massage, Thai Massage and Sports Massage for the relief of Back Pain, Depression, Digestive Disorders, Fibromyalgia, Frozen Shoulders, Insomnia, Migraine, Multiple Sclerosis, Myofascial Pain, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Sciatica, and Sports Injuries. Gift Certificates are available, visit www.marysmassagetherapy.com for more information.
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