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Boston's Iconic Citgo Sign Is Back, Sort Of. When Will Renovations Be Done?
Construction crews are moving the sign 30 feet higher and 120 feet to the east to a spot with a better view.

Updated on: September 21, 2026
Bostonians, the beacon is back in Kenmore Square. Well, sort of. For those people walking or driving down Commonwealth Avenue, it's a bit of a fabrication. The Citgo sign started to come down in late May but has now been partially rebuilt with a tarp replica on one side. The development has Red Sox fans wondering if the iconic symbol will be rebuilt in time for a potential postseason run.
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"We walked here, and that was the first sign that I knew that's where Fenway is, even though it was half up," said Austin Hipson, a Red Sox fan from Montreal.
On May 29, the sign began being dismantled. Construction crews are moving it 30 feet higher and 120 feet to the east to a spot with a better view.
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