Seaport is a neighborhood within South Boston. It was previously an industrial area developed into a waterfront commercial district with restaurants, office buildings, and luxury apartments. Officially named The South Boston Waterfront, Seaport District was developed as the city’s tech hub when the Big Dig was finished. It was

Affectionately called "Southie,” South Boston is a neighborhood annexed to the city of Boston from 1804 to 1870, along with the Dorchester community farther south. South Boston’s area, geographically an isthmus linking Dorchester to the mainland, expanded to 3.1 square miles over the years because of landfills. This