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http://boston.bizjournals.com/boston/blog/bottom_line/2009/09/fish_richardson_still_waterfront-bound.html "The downtown law firm is negotiating a deal for brand new office space on Boston?s Fan Pier with rock-bottom rents at about $50 per square foot once free rent and tenant improvements are...

"Patinated"? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patina

On decks over the Mass Pike.

Worcester has a lot going for it. The university campuses are definitely worth looking at too.

How much of the building is occupied right now? I thought there was currently an oversupply of commercial/office real estate in the city?

If the building owners need approval from the city to build a new garage, the city can trade approval for an agreement to re-open the observation deck. I think this is what Ron meant.

125 High Street.

That's right, the first dozen (or so) floors are offices, and the rest are apartments.

About a thousand people live in the Devonshire. How many will be living in 45 Province?

Hey John, I was at that show too! I was sitting stage right, toward the front on the lower bank of seats. We stayed in the hotel last night also. There was a wedding party there when we arrived. I didn't know there were people who would want to be married in a casino...

There is a Japanese market on Mass Ave. in Cambridge near Central Square, toward MIT.

Let me be Machiavellian for a moment. You're assuming that these debts will have to be repaid.... ...and you're assuming that creditors should expect to be repaid!

Here's a quote from the article. Isn't a lot of this exactly what we like about cities? "Lewis also rightly adds that a somewhat different suburbia will emerge from the crash. It will be a 'melting pot,' he suggests, 'not just by race, but by ages and lifestyle.' You will see more singles...

Yes, that's right. Better than a parking lot...

I had the opportunity to visit the building recently. Here are some photos from the inside. http://www.flickr.com/photos/48019895@N00/sets/72157617058212950/

This is going to be a rental building.

It was great meeting everyone on Wednesday. I'm the one on the right in the first two photos.

My guess is nobody - all those parking lots never seem to fill up during the day, so anyone who liked that lot before is probably just parking in a different one.

Has anyone heard anything about who will be the tenants?

Do you think there are reasons other than cost?