I was pleasantly surprised at how busy and vibrant most of the seaport was -- the restaurants and retail areas were packed, and the holiday market area was particularly hopping. However, this vibrancy died down at around 10pm. Given this area has added a relatively large residential component, I'd like for a decent nightlife district to emerge here - As a frequent partaker of nighttime reveling, that is something that I'd love to be added -- more bars, world class nightclubs to take advantage of the money in the area, and maybe 1 or 2 music venues.Wondering if you could share more thoughts on the neighborhood. It's obviously very polarizing for Bostonians, and I've been trying to square that with the unrelenting traffic and lines everywhere. What else did you particularly like or not like? What was the most unexpected change? What would you do different as a visitor (vs imagining living in the area)?
The other thing that was disappointing is pet friendly parks/facilities. This is something that a lot of cities in the country have started to emphasize esp. post covid when pet owner % blew up, and it's something that I think could be beneficial to this district.