Nearly a year after announcing plans to move Gillette manufacturing operations out of South Boston, Procter &amp; Gamble unveiled a plan to transform the 31-acre site into a mixed-use development with public waterfront park access.&nbsp;


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-08-21 17:44:01">August 21, 2024 at 5:44 p.m.</time>

Nearly a year after announcing plans to move Gillette manufacturing operations out of South Boston, Procter & Gamble unveiled a plan to transform the 31-acre site into a mixed-use development w…{ai:summary}<p>Procter & Gamble has pulled the plug on its South Boston Gillette factory, but the plot thickens. They're swapping steel and machines for dreams—transforming the 31-acre site into a mixed-use haven with public waterfront access. </p><p>Change is the name of the game, but it leaves a hollow echo of what once was. #society</p>

South Boston Gillette manufacturing campus could become mixed-use development, waterfront park

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