The Postmark is a standout mixed-use redevelopment in downtown Reading, Massachusetts, located at the corner of Haven and Sanborn Streets—just a short walk from the MBTA Commuter Rail. Centered around the restored 1917 Georgian Revival–style U.S. Post Office façade, this five-story project blends historical charm with contemporary living. The development includes 50 luxury condominiums (40 market-rate and 10 affordable units), three ground-floor retail spaces—ideal for restaurants or shops—and supportive amenities like underground parking, a landscaped courtyard, a residents-only gym, and a penthouse-level roof deck.
50 Residences | Mixed-Use Development | Built in 2021
The Postmark Amenities
What makes The Postmark truly special is its careful preservation of the original building’s distinctive architectural features—such as the Corinthian columns, arched windows, stone steps and curved staircases—while seamlessly integrating a modern clapboard-and-brick addition . Developed by DiBiase Homes and Matrix Property Group, the project exemplifies award-winning transit-oriented infill: it earned the 2021 Gold PRISM Prize for Best Mixed‑Use Community Development and received a local preservation award for its sensitive adaptive reuse
The Postmark Location
Reading, Massachusetts is a charming suburban town located just 12 miles north of Boston. Known for its strong sense of community, top-rated public schools, and picturesque New England character, Reading offers the perfect blend of small-town feel and big-city accessibility. Its walkable downtown is lined with local shops, cafés, and restaurants, and features a commuter rail station that provides direct access to Boston, making it ideal for professionals and families alike.
The town also boasts ample green space, including parks, conservation land, and walking trails, contributing to its peaceful and welcoming atmosphere. With a rich history, tight-knit neighborhoods, and a vibrant local culture, Reading continues to be one of the most desirable towns to live in on the North Shore.
