Copley Place shopping mall (via passageways)

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Copley Place is an upscale urban shopping mall and mixed-use complex in Boston’s Back Bay, known for its high-end retail stores, restaurants, and direct connections to nearby transit and hotels.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf commercial development
mixed-use complex
shopping mall
architect The Architects Collaborative
connectedTo Back Bay Station
linked to: Back Bay station

Boston Marriott Copley Place
Copley Square area
Copley station area on MBTA Green Line (via indoor walkways and streets)
Hynes Convention Center area (via Prudential Center and skybridges)
MBTA Commuter Rail at Back Bay Station
MBTA Orange Line at Back Bay Station
Prudential Center (Boston)
linked to: Prudential Center

Sheraton Boston Hotel (via Prudential Center complex)
Southwest Corridor Park (via nearby access)
Westin Copley Place Boston
country United States
developer Urban Investment and Development Company
hasAnchorTenant Neiman Marcus
linked to: Neiman Marcus Group

Saks Fifth Avenue (historical/previous)
linked to: Saks Fifth Avenue
hasFeature hotel space
office space
parking garage
restaurants
upscale retail stores
hasRetailCategory home furnishings
jewelry
luxury fashion
restaurants and cafes
hasSkybridge skybridge to Boston Marriott Copley Place
skybridge to Prudential Center
skybridge to Westin Copley Place Boston
locatedIn Boston, Massachusetts, United States
location Back Bay, Boston, Massachusetts, United States
linked to: Back Bay
managementCompany Simon Property Group
nearbyLandmark Copley Square
John Hancock Tower (200 Clarendon Street)
Prudential Tower
nearbyNeighborhood Back Bay
South End
numberOfFloors 4
numberOfStores more than 70
openingDate 1983
owner Simon Property Group
publicTransitAccess MBTA Commuter Rail at Back Bay Station
MBTA Green Line at Copley station (short walk)
MBTA Orange Line at Back Bay Station
serves business travelers
local residents of Back Bay and South End
tourists
upscale shoppers
style postmodern architecture

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Back Bay station connectsTo Copley Place shopping mall (via passageways)