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    Logan Airport Flights and Airlines Discussion

    Rumors are flying that Airbus may be thinking about pulling the plug on the 380 aircraft.
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    Logan Airport Flights and Airlines Discussion

    I imagine that Buffalo could get a boost with US Airways pulling out. The B6 flights on this route seemed full when I flew it a few times in the past. On the international front, do you see Korean Air coming to Boston in the future? One of the more aggressive, "big" airlines in Asia...I'm...
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    Logan Airport Flights and Airlines Discussion

    Just love all of this service that's coming online-Boston and the nearby New England region is creating a nice 21st century economy-health care/biotech, academia, technology, financial/banking, tourism, all alongside your standard consumer goods companies that are are are trying to become global...
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    Millennium Tower (Filene's) | 426 Washington Street | Downtown

    I laughed at that too. Reminds me of the debate over San Francisco. Interesting that Michael Mina is doing the food service. I wonder if he'll open a full-fledged restaurant here. Am I alone in thinking that they should done a hotel-condo residences approach here with a luxury chain to manage...
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    Boston's housing problem

    How much does the "Affordable Housing" requirement in new condo development drive up development and rental costs, if at all?
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    The New Retail Thread

    Thanks for that link. Lots of good stuff. I'm assuming they're keeping their Copley Place store as well. Interesting that Dolce & Gabbana are coming to town, finally. What used to be in that space? Didn't know about the Valentino renovations. It actually reopened last month. No expansion in...
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    The New Retail Thread

    Random question, but did anything ever go into the former Chanel space at the Taj Boston hotel on Newbury Street?
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    The New Retail Thread

    Ah, gotcha. Sorry about the misunderstanding.
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    Four Seasons Tower @ CSC | 1 Dalton Street | Back Bay

    Will this project have a retail space element to it? I can see it being an attractive space for the high-end retail market.
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    Four Seasons Tower @ CSC | 1 Dalton Street | Back Bay

    What about the Ritz-Carlton and Liberty? Boston has nice 4-star chains like Fairmont, InterContinential, Taj, ec., but three true luxury hotels. I've always had a fantasy of a luxury hotel on the Common Side opposite of the Four Seasons...rebuild those properties into a St. Regis, Peninsula...
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    Four Seasons Tower @ CSC | 1 Dalton Street | Back Bay

    Will this impact the FS property on the Common/Garden? Will FS be able to be successful with both properties in one city (Boston is not NYC, LA, London, Tokyo, ect. in terms of market depth).
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    Future of Boston Metro - Urbanism, Econ, Public Policy

    http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/2014/06/30/measure-keep-bars-open-late-nixed/mjznpu2ZQTUd0Ytc0AkepI/story.html?p1=Topopage:Test_B:sub_headline_3 Measure to allow alcohol to be served later nixed for this year.
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    The New Retail Thread

    Are you saying these chains don't have Boston area outlets?!? (If so, they do have locations in Boston.)
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    Future of Boston Metro - Urbanism, Econ, Public Policy

    Guess we'll agree to disagree. :) The newest luxury apartment tower, Raidan opened: http://www.bizjournals.com/boston/real_estate/2014/04/starting-at-3-000-a-month-radian-is-bostons-latest.html?page=all
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    Future of Boston Metro - Urbanism, Econ, Public Policy

    If this were true, then they wouldn't be buying property all over the world to put their money into as a relatively conservative, safe asset. The question is, how does Boston figure out a way to find a balance between keeping rents low enough so it doesn't drive out the talented...
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    Future of Boston Metro - Urbanism, Econ, Public Policy

    I can agree with this. I think at the higher-end of the market, where you have the financial resources and are looking to diversify your assets, buying a condo makes sense over renting. The rich usually pay cash or put down a big down payment at this end, and buy in excellent locations (a condo...
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    Future of Boston Metro - Urbanism, Econ, Public Policy

    Okay, it's 13% of all households in the Boston metro area. http://finance.yahoo.com/news/america-richest-poorest-cities-165424993.html "5. Boston-Cambridge-Quincy, Mass.-N.H. > Median household income: $71,738 > Population: 4,640,802 (10th highest) > Unemployment rate: 6.1% (68th lowest) >...
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    Future of Boston Metro - Urbanism, Econ, Public Policy

    Thanks. I read a stat that nearly 20% of all households in the Boston region bring home $200k+, so I guess it adds up. With the tech and biotech/medical sectors taking off, I can see a lot of new wealth coming into the market. What's the standard rule for what percentage of one's paycheck they...
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    Future of Boston Metro - Urbanism, Econ, Public Policy

    With the "luxury condo" article plus this, how do all these places command $3,000, $4,000, and $5,000/month in rent in the name of luxury? Not hating on them (I would love a place at 1330 Boylston if money was a fat cat) at all, but is there enough people pulling in that kind of money (I would...
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    Logan Airport Flights and Airlines Discussion

    Interesting. Is the travel between Boston/New England and Latin America just not there? Or is it a case of local flyers flying on Delta (Atlanta) and American Airlines (Miami) and their north-south hubs? Is the business connections between Boston/New England and Latin America growing each year?

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