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It’s not lol…that neighborhood is all multi family units…mostly 2-3 each. It would be newsworthy if someone built a modern version of 100 Lexington st. I got this update from BLDUP today and was so confused.

Wow I guess it’s topped off now? How tall is this thing? Wikipedia says 677’

So painfully obvious…eliminating parking minimums would go a long way. Instead the state wants the suburbs to build dense bc they have commuter trains that show up once an hour at peak intervals.

City should be encouraging high rises all over downtown with little or no parking…encourages Mbta use, walking, biking, more 24/7 downtown…win win.

Back to hull tho…allerton hill is cool but it’s too far in. As soon as traction starts for thoughtful development of the HRA land it’s game over. The hull ferry should be moved as well…behind red sky maybe.

Wollaston beach would be great if sewage didn’t get dumped into the bay after every rain storm.

It’s no more underwater than anywhere else in eastern Mass…imo Hull is drastically underrated. Place could be so much better.

Do we know when the park opens?

This is really starting to look tall. Anyone know how much more to go?

Ahh apologies. Why doesn’t zoning allow for no parking residential if it allows no parking commercial?

Relax, the midwood development is on the corner of bromfield st. Btw If chipotle has a shadow on it for an extra 8 minutes in December I think we’ll survive.

Greenbush area has sewer? I assume drinking water is from same source as town overall, which has had issues with quality and quantity. I wonder how future development accounts for this.

I agree it’s very much alive…but when the draw is let me take the T into the city so I can hit up home goods and macys. I just don’t understand. It’s worth saving but the current iteration isn’t “downtown” worthy imo. It could be better.

Just unusual I guess…this may be the first dispensary in a residential building in the state?

Agree the Devonshire project looks great…I wonder how people would feel living above a dispensary though ?

Dtx suffers from vacancies and retail that isn’t exciting/run down - completely different from back bay and seaport. dtx with thousands of new apts would do wonders for the area…it’s annoying that it’s so slow to happen. As someone mentioned these issues were around before Covid.

Shortsighted true but I’m glad to see it only bc im curious to see how the state responds. My guess is nothing really happpens and this whole thing goes up in smoke/no one takes it seriously.

I thought this coincided with improvements to the old colony line ? I guess not ?

Fun thread. Born and raised here, went to college in providence (another great city imo) lived in Boston for 10+ years and now raising the fam south shore. Old enough to skate at Maximus. Old enough to remember faces, Young enough to never partied there. Old enough to have bday parties at...

Ahh…thanks…woof haha. Although great for Quincy ctr.