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Brooo that is gorgeous - thanks for the photos KZ!

Agree. Some of y'all really slackin' keeping up on your corporate finance, and it shows 😂

Rutherford Ave has to be one of, if not the most egregiously over engineered/built urban arteries in the country. Was there anytime, perhaps pre CA/T completion, that it actually carried the amount of vehicles it can accommodate? Every time I drive on it it seems like I am practically the only...

It’s a canopy, I suppose

What is the project in the post immediately above? I don't believe it's part of the Arsenal Yards development.

Cool ground level detail I hadn’t seen until today

This is a place(tm) now 😇

Conditions have not changed that dramatically

Weird because this pause implies they didn't think to study the best uses for the site before filing the initial plans...

Wow, very cool photos!! The life science building is fully leased, FYI https://www.arsenalyards.com/more-life-science-companies-are-heading-to-watertown/

Massive site here

Man - this project is a real testament to the demographic shift (for the upwardly mobile) Somerville has seen since I was a kid (graduated from Winchester HS in '09). We used to joke about "Slumerville" even as we drove to Davis Square to hang out for lunch and on weekend. Yes, I understand the...

Super handsome in these pics

Memorial Drive is the best angle for this I've seen so far, as so many of the others are obscured. Thanks for the pics, DZH!

Looks nice but that massive garage better be to support future future phases

I don't think we know, most of the remaining parcels are resi and I don't see any reason why they wouldn't be similarly tall or taller, esp along the property line with the commuter rail maintenance facility. But they haven't released final designs so we'll wait and see...

Remember how people used to cite "Manhattanization" as a terrible worry to avoid at all costs? I wonder if they object to this project's very constrained/dense site and how it comes up so close to its neighbors. It truly does remind me of Manhattan levels of density, which is pretty neat - not...

I believe the uppermost floors were built as jail cells and therefore not good candidates for adaptive reuse

Was just thinking the same thing - Boston is on a roll and has been for quite a while now!

https://www.cbre.com/insights/briefs/pulse-of-us-office-demand-us-office-demand-recovery-firmly-underway CBRE market index puts Boston in the top place for the most large office users actively seeking space by market. "The U.S. Tenants in the Market (TIM) Index fell by 1 point in September to...