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Re: Columbus Center The cyclical nature of the Boston economy, the BRA and its puppet master Mumbles, and a general lack of good buildable sites play their roles as well, among other things. However, for me people who live in the city and yet maintain a suburban mindset are the most...

Re: Columbus Center I disagree only because Ned's fanaticism beautifully illustrates why Boston is often seen as a stagnant backwater. Here we have people who buy into the whole bougie "city is in" movement who think they can buy sophistication and hipness. This is all well and dandy until...

Re: Columbus Center Ned, posting 5 times in one morning makes you seem obsessive to the point of insanity. Your view is safe for now, thank goodness. Your time would now be better spent finding yourself a woman (or man) to enjoy that lovely view with you. What you are doing is unhealthy.

Re: Columbus Center obsessive much ned?

Re: Columbus Center yes, ned's points about CC's developers' obligation to filter the air vented from the Pike really amused me.

Re: Mandarin Oriental I can't comment on when it opened, but I agree that the Mandarin is overpriced, and that its style is not very groundbreaking. I feel like some people associate money with internationalism...from a lot of the advertising and hype the idea is something like "London and New...

Re: Columbus Center Hey everybody. I just joined the forum and this is my first post! I've been following the threads for months and admire the enthusiasm and civility that most people show here. However, although I couldn't agree more with you, bosdevelopment, you're only playing into Ned's...