Oxford Properties and Pappas Enterprises unveiled updated plans for the vast mixed-use Reserved Channel Development planned for South Boston’s waterfront. Notably, the revision upped the residential unit count from 205 units to 935.

Developers acquired the 42-acre site in 2019 and plan to transform some of the former industrial and lab buildings into a mixed-use waterfront district.

The acreage sits along the Reserved Channel between Summer Street, West First Street, E Street and Pappas Way. Proposed plans for the neighborhood include pedestrian walkways, retail spaces and parks with a “connection to the water.”

“Over two years of conversations with local civic leaders, cultural institutions, small businesses, non-profits and residents of the area have resulted in an early framework for an inclusive, neighborhood-focused, mixed-use district that builds on South Boston’s cultural fabric and aims to provide meaningful benefits to the surrounding community,” Oxford Properties and Pappas Enterprises said on the development’s website. “Collectively, the project team’s goal is for a development that harmonizes with the neighborhood and offers new places for residents and businesses to thrive together.”