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tower doesn’t start until summer 2022

Just a FYI - Google Maps has updated their satellite imagery so we can now see the impact of projects like One Dalton, Hub on Causeway, etc.

Tower doesn't start until Summer 2022.

I agree it looks nice but I find it funny because it is just a dressed up 5 over 1 format that everyone loves to bash otherwise!

Not to pat myself on the back too much, but I was pretty confident it was going to resume quickly. Not that the tower is a 100% guarantee (things can of course change before that phase starts in Summer 2022), but a lot of moving parts were already in place.

South Station Air Rights Construction Anticipated to Restart on May 18 :love: Perhaps this thread should be renamed as "South Station Air Rights" since the tower is a phase of the overall project.

A few years old but pretty neat...

People said almost the exact same thing after 9/11 and those predictions never came true. Creative people clustering together in dense urban areas creates innovation and productivity, generating more than enough ROI to justify high-rent districts. That, and people obviously just prefer...

Of all the projects that I'd think could continue, it would be this one: Tower not scheduled to be delivered until 2024 $870M construction loan is a done deal 4 years until completion is more than sufficient to deliver the project even under a worse-case scenario of not being able to resume...

Hi all - some encouraging news out of New York re: being able to continue construction that will hopefully be adopted in Mass - Gov. Cuomo: New York Construction Sites Can Operate Without Restriction Read more at...

Yeah, transit access is abysmal for this site, even with it being right up against the Red Line tracks. But sadly one moderate sized resi complex doesn't make a compelling argument to convince the MBTA to install a whole new station. The one time it was done for Assembly, a giant master planned...

It looks shorter/bulkier because it's increasing from from 853K SF to 1.1M SF.

Awesome new render published in an article today from BisNow :) For me, this reclad does a ton to make the whole Financial District seem fresh and newer. Major fan.

This is a misleading thread title. The Brookings report does not call for slowing of growth in the coastal high-tech markets to be slowed, but rather for investment from the Federal Government to create growth centers in the cities left behind.

I believe all of the remaining tenants above are set to move out in the near future which will allow the work to proceed.

“If you talked to people in November of last year, I don’t think anyone would anticipate things would be just as strong today...” https://www.bisnow.com/boston/news/office/dont-call-it-overbuilding-bostons-9m-sf-office-and-lab-pipeline-100168?utm_source=CopyShare&utm_medium=Browser

Sure

Winchester is closer to Back Bay than a good amount of Boston itself, you provincial douche.

WOW, nice crane! Pretty mundane pic otherwise, though. (lol)

Dude, the most expensive condos in Boston in Millennium Tower and now the new Four Seasons have both set all time price records. What about Copley Tower would prevent it from being successful, ASIDE from economic growth collapsing, which isn't on the horizon yet. The location and views from high...