In 1773 Sam Adams and the Sons of Liberty boarded three British tea-carrying ships and "liberated" the cargo, launching the American Revolution. Today. Built on the site of that famous Boston Tea Party, Independence Wharf caries on that tradition today. Originally built in 1927, the building was completely renovated inside and out during 2001, and began further renovations to the lobby and common areas in 2003. The 14-story property features a gorgeous penthouse area, exterior decks facing the harbor and a 100-space valet parking garage.

The renovations created large open floor plates (28,000 RSF) that offer the freedom necessary for unique custom build-outs, while 9’ finished ceilings and the large window lines allow access to the harbor and city views from any location on the floor.