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So if Boston is building so many units 4-10k per year, how is it's population plateauing. Hopefully, when all these units come online in 2022-2023 the population continues its 2011-2014 growth trajectory. But good past 13 months. If last year we approved 10,100 units.. this year we already...

http://www.bostonplans.org/projects/development-projects/hood-park-master-plan-npc Its been a while sinceI last heard news on this. PRetty substantial development. Anyone know whats going on with the Hood Park development?

Love the yellow and red

BitesbyBianca in Brookline. Try that guys. I went to college with her and her products are great.

Only 9 units? :(

About 25% of the tech company I worked for in Boston is back in office. And they are ramping it up as much as they can.

I really thought that picture was a different buiding. Wow that looks good.

We will have to see what post pandemic brings but to say people won't head downtown for work, school, bar, etc is just plain wrong.

They really need to be thinking about a light rail extension here with this. It's a massive project and I don't see viable commuting patterns to downtown other than driving

How many units were approved. Was it ~650 or ~1,300?

This development was absolutely perfect for the area. Nice infill. Good amount of tourists (Could be up to 500 a night when fully booked!) Its scaled appropriately and fills in the messiness of this square. And it will help out the restaurants/businesses in the area by topping off the area with...

I just am confused how a top engineering and architecture school with the #1 Urban Planning program in the country continually produces subpar and mediocre designs.

This seems like its taking a while. They've added two stories in the same time SSHQ added 16 stories lol. But Im starting to visualize the impacts of the Street Wall and I think it will be pretty alright. Great pics. This might turn out better than we hoped.

Whoever can a) Build the most housing units. I dont care for big towers. Make a ton of 8-10 story buildings all over Boston. Closer to the core 12-16 stories. b) Fund the MBTA c) Achieve further equity in Mattapan, Roxbury, Dorchester, Hyde Park, etc with recreation and amenities. d) Redo the...

2.5 million square feet? Thats 625k square feet per building. This sounds absolutely massive. Im excited for this.

I vaguely remember them. When I think of 1999 Prudential Center, I think of like a mediterranean/yellowish color. The mall is white now but it used to be like a yellowish tint. Fancy looking though.

Good news. Hopefully Wu can win the election now

I need this. Where can I find it?

It almost looks like the core is about 1/3 of the way there already lol. This moved FAST! Great Photos

You see F LIne's proposals could never actually be implemented.. they make too much sense, and that's something the MBTA is not good at right now.