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Proposed MIT buildings 2-5 and the residential addition to 1 Broadway (NoMa project) made it into Emporis.com If anyone has tweaks for them, let me know.

A 5 story proposal for the corner of York and High Streets: http://www.mainenewssimply.com/content/bangor-daily-news/development-prompts-el-rayo-taqueria-seek-new-location-portland

I got it, people out there love their views. But prohibiting a development that blocks part of your view I think is narrow sighted and selfish.

Here are some recent photos of Sanford, Maine:

Proposed MIT buildings 2, 4 and 5 are uploaded into Emporis. Parcel C, building 3 and the NOMA project (1 Broadway residential) are still in review.

Does anyone know what the results were from the latest planning board meeting (JUL 15th)? I haven't seen anything yet in the Press Herald or in the Bangor Daily News. Hopefully the infill development on Carleton Street got the green light.

Cambridge really needs it's own thread someplace - especially when the Volpe and the MIT projects start gaining some steam.

Looks like 100 Binney is going to be 181'2'' to the top of it's two mechanical floors. Check out page 19 in the link below: http://www.cambridgema.gov/~/media/Files/CDD/ZoningDevel/SpecialPermits/sp243/sp243_design_100binney_20150710.pdf Also, the 2015 update is 14 inches taller than the 2010...

I'm really surprised that there isn't more large scale development going on in Manchester. The population is growing, a lot of magazines rate it high on the tax friendly and livability scale and the local economy appears to be solid. It just seems to me that this town could use a few more...

Sad but true for the bigger developments

Patrick must be going nuts over this! I'd like to hear his unofficial views on all of this. Should we start making bets as to whether or not that Midtown gets built at all? I think in it's current plan / form it's friggin' hideous.

17 Carleton St looks like some nice infill for the area. Does anyone know if the addition to St. Lawrence Arts Center has begun yet and if there has been any progress on the Wharf street project (the one that had the design competition)?

Great updates Corey! All of those 4 story developments are looking good.

Re: The Point (Boylston/Brookline) The Point is in Emporis now.

Thanks for the update! I'll take any NH news! I think Manchester might still be there though - SETI picked up some faint signals from that area a few months ago. Boston and Portland AB forumers may not be alone!

Anything going on in Manchester these days? This thread has been dead for over a year now.

Adding to Dr. Strangehat's post, a more recent article including 85 Anderson Street: http://www.pressherald.com/2015/05/27/three-projects-to-bring-more-condos-apartments-offices-to-portlands-east-end/ Apparently these will be starting in 2 months or less.

Cambridge "List of tallest buildings and structures" Wikipedia page has been updated. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tallest_buildings_and_structures_in_Cambridge,_Massachusetts

More details about 665-667 Congress Street: http://www.portlandmaine.gov/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Agenda/05122015-1090?html=true http://me-portland.civicplus.com/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Item/2011?fileID=7931 Looks like this is going to be around 82' on the Congress Street side and around 92'...

I think it will be around 440'. After looking at page 65, figure 4-4 of the document "Notice of Project Change" (http://www.bostonredevelopmentauthority.org/getattachment/6f71d748-3df9-4501-981d-6464e46359ad) and doing some simple math, that is what I figured it to be.