At Pierce Boston, a 30-story apartment and condominium tower in Boston’s Fenway neighborhood, residents can chill out on a rooftop pool deck or in open-air patios called sky cabanas, groom Fido in the building’s pet spa, and challenge their neighbors to a game of Pac-Man in the 18th-story arcade.
The building houses 109 condominiums and 240 apartments, with an 18th-floor common area. Some 73 percent of the Pierce’s apartments are leased, while 86 percent of condominiums are sold — a rate…
