The Ink Block is a vibrant, mixed-use community that has thoroughly revitalized a corner of Boston's South End, transforming the site of the former Boston Herald newspaper headquarters into a bustling residential and retail hotbed. Developed by National Development and designed by Elkus Manfredi Architects, this project is an urban revitalization masterclass, tastefully bridging formerly disconnected neighborhoods and breathing new life into the area.

The condo section of Ink Block is framed around two classic buildings: Sepia and Siena. Both complexes are famous for their sleek, contemporary silhouette, which deliberately pays homage to the site's history in industrial-cool sheen. The condos themselves boast the best-of-the-best, high-end amenities, including massive floor-to-ceiling windows that flood the open floor plans with sunlight and offer breathtaking views of the downtown horizon. Finishes are typically hardwood floors, pro-grade kitchen appliances, and marble or quartz countertops.

A destination unto itself, Ink Block presents a full-service lifestyle based on its top-of-the-line amenities and setting. Residents of Sepia and Siena enjoy 24/7 concierge service and private building amenities such as fitness studios, clubrooms, and upscale roof decks with grilling areas and lounge areas. Perhaps the greatest amenity is direct access to a flagship Whole Foods Market and a thoughtfully chosen selection of onsite retail and higher-end dining destinations.

The address places residents at the center of the South End's internationally acclaimed arts and restaurant culture (bordering the SoWa Art + Design District) with convenient proximity to the Financial District, Back Bay, and major interstates (I-90/I-93). Ink Block also boasts the award-winning Underground at Ink Block, an inner-city park under the highway overpasses that is famous for its vibrant public art and community events, further solidifying the area as a true 24/7 live-work-play destination.