An office building in an upmarket waterfront Boston neighborhood is being earmarked as a new migrant shelter more than a week after Democratic Gov. Maura Healey shuttered a community recreation center in the city to shelter migrants.

The office building, a 92,000 square-foot premises, is located at 24 Farnsworth Street in the bustling Seaport district in Fort Point and is owned by the Unitarian Universalist Association, according to The Boston Globe. The association is a liberal religious movement.

The Boston Globe reports that city officials contacted the local Fort Point Neighborhood Association on Wednesday, informing them the site is being considered as a shelter but that a final decision has not yet been made.

An office building at 24 Farnsworth Street in Boston is being earmarked as a new migrant shelter. (Google Maps)

Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn, a Democrat, also said the situation is unstable. 

“At some point, we just are not able to sustain everyone that wants to come here,” Flynn told NBC Boston.

“The situation we have now just can’t continue, and we have to make some major and dramatic decisions over the next several months.”

Fox News’ Taylor Penney contributed to this report.

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