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That's the money shot angle of this project.

Q3 2032

Glass supply, obviously an issue, has caused almost all current glass-dominant towers to screech to hit the 93 South of Construction Traffic. It certainly happened at State Street, Raffles, St Regis isn't cruising, Winthrop maybe more than others but I wouldn't vote it fasted to glass either.

They are doing additional foundation work already for it

I mean there is no way it can be surprising. Their initial estimation had been 2020 delivery. We are looking at Q2, minimum, 2022. They were still driving piles when the building was supposed to be finished. It was, after all, a 22 story Luxury Residence built on a mud pile.

If it's non-rounded, polygonal and white, I have sincere doubts unfortunately.

Cottonwood controls the project, developed it from the start. They took on WS Development to oversee the 125k of retail. Cottonwood is the big daddy on this project and is a part of all decisions made for Echelon, retail or otherwise. There is no doubt that Cottonwood and their connections had a...

Height is great but as we know, not what we are or should be in competition with anyone. Our restrictions to build tall outweigh most cities and we still have done it comparatively. I was speaking to transformational projects. The Seaport, North Station, South Station, areas that were nothing...

No you're right, there are more. Even on their sites, and in development articles, basically the same three are in circulation though. Thank you for posting though, Stick.

For a site like ours, the last 5-10 years whether you're contributing or reading along, has been incredibly special. Developments none of us EVER thought we would see in Boston, have not only been planned but have been and are being built. You're right DZH, we more than likely won't see many...

I'm with you brother. Just curiousness on my part.

Aren't they past that part of it mattering what the public thinks? I'm asking for serious, would that really matter now?

I believe right over that fence, east side of the tracks, they are doing foundation work for the tower. Also - Is it me or has anyone seen a project of this size have such a minimal amount of renderings. For the tower, there are less than 5. Would they still be considering changes? Pulling a...

they clearly have the money and the connections to make this a hit. A lot of those brands could have been in seaport a long time ago. Cottonwood is an LA developer, sometimes it helps to allow others in..

The length of this project's construction is unbelievable. How many 22** (or so) story buildings can anyone think of that have a construction window as long as this? The complexity of all aspects of this project have been seemingly more significant than most. I'm not criticizing and understand...

Fascinating article - and we know why things stalled around the floor plate change. Worth a read, at least I thought so. https://bostonrealestatetimes.com/suffolk-manages-20-million-pound-concrete-sky-mat-pour-on-winthrop-center-project/

Had our current office market existed when this was in development, you would be looking at 121 Seaport above the garage instead. I think we're fortunate here.

Boston vs Philly is liken to a (1) vs (16) seed, respectively, in the NCAA Tourney. It's not a contest.

thing absolutely sucks.

I can say for sure that the impact as you walk down summer st, across the bridge and toward SS, this thing will be a PRESENCE