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another idea: I feel like Monte's would do great on-peninsula

Cool, now I'm going to have to spend all afternoon making a mental wish list of all well-run local specialty shops :)

https://www.newenglandcommercialproperty.com/files/property/7040000/7045968/28084114_BR_144_State_St__Portland.pdf Can't wait to learn what's going in the suite that's under contract!

They're gonna need to invest in better deicing infrastructure. I learned my lesson this winter with huge deicing related delays on multiple occasions.

In fact, the Google search for Inn on Carleton already shows "Blind Tiger Portland - Carleton Street"

Sounds like they bought the Inn on Carleton, which is a shame cause that was a lot cheaper.

Parking at Logan is like buying an additional ticket, and you can't arrive at the airport 5 minutes before your flight starts boarding :)

Just visible from Mercy.

Is this a real photo? (Also, does anyone have the hi-res?)

Agreed. Is this all for the sake of underground parking they don't have to excavate for, or is it elevation? Either way, it needs rethinking.

Honestly, I love it, but it also looks like the podium might be ugly till the later phases are (hopefully) built

Something like French and Brawn in Camden might replicate well, but you'd need the right operator.

In DC (where I work a lot), we engage in a lot of very complicated legal antics to make buildings mixed as between market rate and affordable. It's not easy or cheap but when it works it's a great product. A lot of it is driven by certain requirements for land sold by the city.

I'm having trouble figuring out where the eastern prom trail runs along this plan. I can't picture where block 6 would jut out so much from block 4.

Also the sighting of the word "woonerf" 😂

Love these! Particularly a fan of the outside patio area at the retail.

This is a new rendering to me - and very exciting generally and as a neighbor specifically.