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Huh? You're changing my replies now?

It was pretty damn clear yes they're off limits because it's crazy talk by fringe folk who have an axe to grind

Sounds like a major deflection to me

People are correct in pointing out this core is thicc. Are we witnessing the birth of another fat tower? I really hope not, the State Street building was already disappointing enough in that regard.

There seems to be some serious group think among extreme liberals about golf courses that's sprouted up in the last few years and honestly it's offensive to me as a fellow liberal. Talking points like this one and few others make the left sound crazy and anti fun and ultimately hurts the cause...

Who hurt you?

Not everything is perfect. Not everything is perfectly efficient. Let people have fun, even if you cant empathize with it. Vanshnook said it better than I did with the stairs and elevators line

meh, I almost completely disagree. Go after a couple private courses here or there and I dont really care but these often go after the "everyman" courses. You really gonna get started on LIV golf? Like the US isnt directly in bed with the Saudi's to begin with? That they arent also doing this...

Dont touch my golf courses bro. Just cuz you dont play doesnt make it evil

I really wish I could see the old south end in the 60s and 70s because the difference between then and now seems mind blowing. I think we really got lucky it largely exists as it did before 1950 and that it didnt become a victim of total urban renewal. RIP NY streets though

Boston does

no pictures but I walked by this saturday, it looks as if there's been little movement since LexSE's last picture on Feb 20th. I peered behind the fence and the site is completely clean and looks ready to go

We dont need to constantly compare our city to any place else, thats just insecurity.

I wasn't trying to make any value statement or comparison about the station whatsoever, just merely pointing out its not some uber luxury area and any expectation of that will never, ever be realized. If you dont see the people I described in my previous post there than I can confidently say you...

They are going to be dodging homeless drug addicts and sweaty commuters as it is

I am hopeful Healy will significantly change the liquor license policy as that, along with incredibly high rents is what has driven Boston to become so corporate in its dining and entertainment scene. Baker was fully dug in with keeping the status quo on liquor licenses which hurt nearly all his...

Thats not the angle I was taking with it. We've lost quality establishments in Baseball Tavern (yes its coming back but in what form) Machine, the old Axis, etc etc. Are the new buildings going to be filled with local, owner run shops and restaurants operated with love or are they going to be...

The area is so much better than it was years ago but you make a good point about it losing character. Its sad this city especially can not seem to be able to improve neighborhoods without them becoming soul-less and corporate.