86 South Street Lofts is a residential condominium conversion of an 1850s commercial building located in Boston's central Leather District. Units feature exposed brick and beams, high ceilings, exposed columns, open floor plans, and large windows. The association has a common roof deck, elevator, and pets are allowed with restrictions.

96 South Street Lofts is a residential condominium conversion of an 1890s commercial building located in Boston's central Leather District renovated in 1996. Units feature exposed brick and beams, high ceilings, exposed ductwork, open floor plans, and large windows. Additionally, the building has an elevator, and pets are allowed with restrictions.

107 South Street Lofts is a residential condominium conversion of a 19th-century commercial building situated in Boston's central Leather District. Units feature exposed brick and beams, exposed ductwork, high ceilings, and large windows. The association comprises 26 units, and pets are allowed with restrictions.

116 Lincoln Street Lofts is a residential condominium conversion of a 19th-century commercial building centrally located in Boston's Leather District. Units feature exposed ductwork, high ceilings, dramatic embossed tin ceilings, original fluted steel support columns, and large windows. This building has an elevator and allows pets with restrictions.

121 Beach Street lofts is a residential loft condominium conversion of a 19th-century building initially home to several leather goods companies centrally situated in Boston's Leather District. These lofts retain most of their turn of the century architectural details that have been gracefully incorporated into 21 unique living spaces on eight floors. Units feature high steel beamed ceilings with vaulted brick and terra cotta, exposed brick/ductwork/columns, large windows, and open floor plans. The association is professionally managed and does allow pets with restrictions.

134 Beach Street Lofts is a residential loft condominium conversion of a 19th-century commercial building situated among other lofts in Boston's Leather District. Units feature architectural details such as exposed brick/beams/ductwork, high ceilings, exposed columns, and large window walls. The association comprises 11 units served by an elevator and does allow pets with restrictions.

150 Lincoln Street Lofts is a residential condominium conversion of a 19th-century six-story commercial building situated in Boston's downtown Leather District. Unit feature some exposed brick/beam/ductwork, high ceilings, large windows, and private storage. The association comprises 17 units that share a common roof deck. 150 Lincoln Street Lofts is pet-friendly with restrictions.

210 Lincoln Street Lofts is a residential loft condominium conversion of a 19th-century commercial building situated in Boston's Leather District completed in 2001. Units feature architectural details such as exposed brick/beam/ductwork, high ceilings, exposed mushroom columns, large windows, and open floor plans. The association comprises 32 units on nine floors and features professional management and elevator service. 210 Lincoln Street Lofts is pet-friendly with restrictions.

717 Atlantic Lofts is a residential loft condominium conversion of an 1890s furrier cold storage building situated centrally in Boston's Leather District. Units characteristically feature exposed brick/ductwork, massive timber beams, some terra cotta ceilings, open floor plans, original vault doors, and large windows. The association comprises 32 residences on eight floors and boasts an original period freight elevator. 717 Atlantic Lofts is pet-friendly with restrictions.

Beach Street Lofts is a residential condominium conversion of a 19th-century textile factory situated centrally in Boston's Leather District completed in 2004. Units vary; however, all feature high ceilings, open floor-plans, exposed brick/beam/ductwork, and large windows. The association comprises 44 residences with amenities such as storage, fitness center, and elevator. Beach Street Lofts is pet-friendly with restrictions.

Otello Lofts is a mixed-use office/residential condominium conversion of a late 19th-century commercial building centrally located in Boston's Leather District from 2006. Units are spacious 2-bed/2-bath in design with high ceilings, open floor plans, large windows, contemporary kitchens/baths with luxe finishes, in-unit laundry, and some with outdoor space. The association comprises eight SoHo style loft residences on four floors with amenities like elevator and garage parking. Otello Lofts is pet-friendly with restrictions.

210 South Street is a full-service residential condominium conversion of a 20th-century neoclassical building in Boston's Leather District near South Station from 2005. Units range from 1- to 2-bedroom in layout with loft-style architectural details like high ceilings, large windows, open floor plans, exposed columns/ductwork, and contemporary kitchens/baths/finishes. The association comprises 32 residences on 11 floors with amenities like doorman/concierge services, gym, storage, and elevator. 210 South Street is pet-friendly with restrictions.