ML - Boston Common

2014 - Issue 1 - Spring

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WHAT DO YOU SEE OUTSIDE YOUR FRONT DOOR? A development of The Fallon Company. twentytwoliberty.com Extraordinary Living on Boston's Waterfront No registration of the condominium residences at Twenty Two Liberty at Fan Pier Boston has been made with any state or foreign jurisdiction where prior registration may be required by law, and no offer to sell condominium residences at Twenty Two Liberty at Fan Pier Boston is made to any person in any state or foreign jurisdiction where prior registration may be required by law. No broker cooperation is offered. Many of the residences at Twenty Two Liberty will have views of both the harbor and the city. Views to the harbor, the city or both are not available in all of the residences. The view illustration shown above is not representative of the view available in all of the homes at Twenty Two Liberty. All prospective improvements at Twenty Two Liberty are currently proposed and not yet constructed. Further, the illustration may contain both completed and proposed improvements which are not yet constructed. Any current concepts of the residences at Twenty Two Liberty and the Fan Pier development are subject to change. The Seller of the residences at Twenty Two Liberty at Fan Pier is committed to the letter and spirit of U.S. policy for the achievement of equal housing opportunity throughout the Nation. We encourage and support an affirmative advertising and marketing program in which there are no barriers to obtaining housing because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin. Twenty Two Liberty at Fan Pier Boston Luxury condominium residences with spectacular water and city views Inquiries 617.261.4500 49867.indd 1 1/28/14 3:32 PM

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