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Re: The Boston Garden (TD Garden Towers) | 80 Causeway Street | West End Well than I stand corrected. Was always under the impression that they were more upscale, I'll admit I'm wrong. They are still an out-of-town company and considering how big of an issue the tax break is to some of you...

Re: The Boston Garden (TD Garden Towers) | 80 Causeway Street | West End Although they may be a general grocer, they are without a doubt an upscale general grocer and this area does not want or need that. They need a store that can cater to the masses and whether you believe it or not, Wegmans...

Re: The Boston Garden (TD Garden Towers) | 80 Causeway Street | West End Cerebus is pretty successful private equity firm, I have faith in them. Shaws/Star Market are a local firm (West Bridgewater) so I'm not too surprised to see them sign on here. The residents & city have stated numerous...

Re: The Boston Garden (TD Garden Towers) | 80 Causeway Street | West End Impact Advisory Group, Ron.

This was expected http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/2013/12/12/caesars-entertainment-sues-state-gaming-commission-chairman-stephen-crosby-over-everett-casino-land-deal/T9iHlpkDIC4naxmOlEwFwN/story.html

Re: TD Garden Towers Am I reading that wrong or did the exact opposite of this happen. I'm pretty sure that article says Menino and the BRA basically ignored the IAG. 600 feet proposed and 600 feet approved. Was it supposed to be 60 stories at one point?

Re: Brookline Hotel (111 Boylston) The office proposal did not slope like this does. The roof is tiered so that is steps down as it moves away from Rt. 9 I know it isn't a huge change, but that helped allay their concerns. I think for the most part, they are sick of looking at a...

Re: Brookline Hotel (111 Boylston) Good. That Red Cab site is hideous to look at every time I drive by and for once, residents of Brookline were actually very much in favor of this project.

It is hard enough to acquire 1 downtown parcel for development, never mind trying to get 5 under contract.

Just heard Mohegan will be partnering with Suffolk Downs as the operator.

Re: $1 billion development proposed to reshape downtown Quincy Simply put, yes.

No other town has a say in the matter. Everett passed it, Boston did not contest the land argument. If Wynn is found suitable, nothing will stop him from building except Steve Wynn himself (if he decides he'd rather not build).

Re: $1 billion development proposed to reshape downtown Quincy Materials. The more demand for certain materials, the higher prices they can charge. Rising construction costs throw every developer for a loop on their proformas. A lot of people attribute rising construction costs as a bullshit...

You heard it here first, there will be an announcement in the coming days between Rush and Suffolk Downs. I'm surprised but it is going to happen

Adelson is not coming back into this. He showed interest in the very early stages but it looks like he made a smart decision not to pursue. Not to mention the fact that if Steve Wynn can't pass an MGC background check, hell will freeze over before Adelson is able to pass one.

Not to mention this place will be directly across from one of the busiest commuter rail stations in the state.

Yes, certain street names. Not all.

^Let's wait for Wynn to be approved, which is looking worse and worse by the day

There is now a lot of asphalt down for the parking lot and entrances, they've been working 6 days a week here and there is a shitload of equipment. I expect NE Development to move very quickly. I'm looking forward to this, mainly because I live in WW (on the complete opposite side of westwood...

Maybe because the street it surrounds is University Avenue? That might have something to do with it. And it directly across from Rt. 128 Station. Hence University Station