Search results

Star opens Sep 20th! https://northendwaterfront.com/2019/09/star-market-supermarket-at-north-station-opens-on-september-20th/

The good thing is governance scale is a feature of population not area, so as Boston grows governance becomes less local. Brookline, Newton etc will be problems forever though...

@chrisbrat interesting, I believe the census/ACS counts include student population today but I may be wrong? Notably, Suffolk count never lost housing units on net- the entire loss was driven by drops in household size

Welcome and great photos! That corner of the South End being walkable is actually quite recent...

One vote in for a new logo (at least updated to include .com)

Ding ding. The waterfront is changing rapidly, but it’s a quite small % of East Boston by area. Moreover, the non-Hispanic white population keeps shrinking as a % with most new residents being immigrants. Seems like a (at least partially) good outcome!

What part of the project is Middlesex on? None of that is reflected in the schedules presented to the FMCB and MassDOT board EDIT: Wait, this makes even less sense. It hasn't been 700 days since the NTP

The MBTA website says the B branch is in "final design", is there visible construction work?

Star Market taking shape. Photos courtesy of a .5cm gap in the plywood

The harborwalk in front of the building is open, and it's gorgeous. Looking east from the ICA: Backwards towards the previous phases and Fan Pier: The end of the pier. My phone camera is totally inadequate to capture the views here.

I think that's an example of the fancy "digital lobby" idea, they don't show up on the brochure's overview of leased space

From Joe Pesaturo's twitter:

The dark grey area to the left of the food hall along Causeway is the CitizenM entrance, so it will be between that and the new covered space

This + the Star Market are going to make commuting through North Station so much better. EDIT: This marketing brochure for the development has detailed floorplans for Phase 1 http://www.hubfoodhall.com/static/sitefiles/documents/HUB_-_Generic_Pitch_6-20-18-lowres_1.pdf

Thanks for linking that, very interesting thread

"Speaking of how hard it is to build above the Pike: Remember this project? It's dead. Developer tells me tonight they're scrapping it, citing "a combination of factors."" https://twitter.com/bytimlogan/status/1162538207524859904?s=20

Website for the food hall is up https://www.patinagroup.com/hub-hall

Approved by BPDA

Approved by BPDA

I just walked up, the checkin/lobby/cafe area seems to be open to non-guests