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Wow what a miserable location

To be clear, the renderings shown above are all pre-filing with Somerville, which is to say they are entirely conceptual/placeholders. They are for enticing investors with an illustration of what could be, not formally proposed. This means the actual construction isn't financed yet, so we have a...

This project is exciting if only for taking the currently under-utilized Blue Line closer to its full potential as far as ridership goes.

Nice pics, thanks for posting Smuttynose (kinky sn, bro 🫠) Agree this one has special project energy

On the contrary: https://www.ft.com/content/96b069a9-a11d-44d1-b39c-6409574809ef

Thanks for these update pics. ARE doesn't have a proper website detailing their portfolio holdings. This is the only info I've been able to find about the recent investments.

This has been repeated many times but not substantiated as far as I know. Can’t imagine State Street would be left hanging with no HQ for what could be a year or more until the garage is completely gone.

According to the BisNow article they are growing but only by 3K SF.

Bisnow is entirely free, you just have to sign up for an account

https://www.bizjournals.com/boston/news/2023/07/06/deloitte-moves-millennium-winthrop-center-lease.html https://www.bisnow.com/boston/news/office/deloitte-signs-138k-sf-lease-at-winthrop-center-119689

All of this just shows the lack of respect people who lick boots have from our little forum 🤔

Not gonna fly if your biotech workers can’t afford to live within commuting distance of their new labs 😡 but seriously, how can builders in good faith propose SO many labs and so few housing units? It’s not gonna fly in the long-run.

Oh wowowow I’ve been waiting for this since I was 15 years old (thread start in 2006)!

Cool to see this unique build, definitely has my expectation high

What kind of ‘transit agency’ announces a major project has been finished and opening the next day. Like two days notice at least guys, what the fuck

There is also a massive difference between trespassing on a private construction site of a commercial/residential building and trespassing on the site of a public, taxpayer-funded transportation asset that has been delayed by nothing more than state incompetence and/or mismanagement.

That's the stated reason from Wegmans, directly. https://www.wegmans.com/news-media/press-releases/wegmans-natick-store-to-close/

Is there any indication of the next parcel to start? 441 Morgan will be done before we know it

$16M seems like a high penalty to break a lease but with the amount of high quality space on the market for sublease (Verizon at North Station comes to mind as one big example), wouldn’t be shocked if it makes sense to take advantage of potentially much lower rent available at other buildings.

I grew up in Winchester and am pleasantly surprised to see this! The town definitely deserves some credit for this as you say, @Smuttynose.