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Re: Pier 4 The existing Whiskey Priest and Atlantic Beer Garden, which are on their own pier, are seen in the foreground. That's what you're seeing. I don't think anything is misrepresented here.

Re: Millennium Tower - Filene's I believe Target and the other interested retailers were discussing space at the bottom of the Burnham Building rather than the ground floor of the tower itself, but perhaps that space would be contiguous.

Re: Millennium Place III | Hayward Place Here are a few quick shots from Tuesday and Wednesday. The windows for the glass corners that jut out are starting to be put in place on Avenue de Lafayette.

They do have a flagship store in NYC, so I'm sure that has given them a good indication of what to expect. http://www.thefryecompany.com/heritage/the-frye-company-flagship/ I'm also sure that having a flagship store in the region will elevate their brand awareness and online sales, which has...

Re: Millennium Place III | Hayward Place A little more cladding... A couple from the back... Some minor activity across the street. They seem to be redoing the entrance to the Hyatt: And the building the post office is in (just across Harrison from this site) is also getting a new...

Re: Millennium Place III | Hayward Place Here are a few more. Took these on my iPhone just a couple of hours ago:

Re: 319 A Street Rear Saw this site from the bus this morning. Looks like they've got 2 or 3 floors up. I'll try to snap a few quick shots if I get a chance at some point.

Re: Millennium Place III | Hayward Place My desk is literally 5 feet from that second window from the top on the right. Yes, I guess this means I should take and post more pictures.

Re: Filene's That would be amazing. I would welcome pretty much any change to that block. And I'd be totally fine with Millennium pretty much owning all of Downtown Crossing if this happened. But I'm not getting my hopes up. I don't imagine the Burnham could provide much of an upgrade to...

Re: Filene's I think czsz was saying that rents in other areas would go down and rental inventory in Downtown Crossing would go up.

Re: Filene's Aren't condo sales and apartment rentals kind of apples and oranges? I'm guessing relatively sluggish sales are why a lot of the projects moving forward right now are rentals, including this one, which suggests the luxury rental market is still strong. I don't have any reports...

Would that make sense for Hyatt with another property just around the corner? I feel like that would also invite a fight from unions.

Nope, there is no actual back deck. They just try to go for that vibe with the decor and menu. They cook on charcoal grills. http://www.backdeckboston.com/about-us/

The Back Deck is now open in Downtown Crossing, at the corner of West and Washington. The pictures are from last week before they were officially open. Sorry for the delay and low quality. Looks nice. I plan on going after work tonight. http://www.backdeckboston.com/

Re: Millennium Place III | Hayward Place I've got your back Semass. I actually happened to snap a quick one when I walked by yesterday. Sorry for the low quality, but you can kind of see what's happening.

Re: 120 Kingston, 29 Story Tower in Chinatown Snapped a few quick ones of the fence going up while walking by today.

You're right, KenXie. If they started the pricing at SUV's and gave everyone else a discount, people wouldn't be so up in arms. It'd be like if a business had a regular price and then a non-student additional charge added. It might not necessarily always be a good idea, but it's perfectly...

We're all on the same page that this design is old and not happening as part of this boutique hotel plan, right? Especially if there are really to be "135 luxury rooms" inside. Hopefully it does end up as part of the Autograph Collection, as suggested by the Herald. Everything in that...

Re: Liberty Wharf (Jimmy's Harborside) I'm certainly not rolling in the dough (yay, non-profits!), but those of us with tight budgets who still like to enjoy the city find ways to do it. I'd like to suggest the nachos at Remy's. They sound expensive at $11, but they are delicious and are...

http://www.boston.com/business/globe/articles/2007/01/19/for_belkin_a_career_built_on_risk_vision/ 2111. hahaha. Oh, I love it when typos are ironic.