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I agree wholeheartedly. Blue Hill drives me insane for that reason. So much wasted real estate. Practically, that stretch needs to be better connected by public transit. Either that, or it needs to have a serious business district planted in the middle to make it self-sustaining.

Dork...haha.

I particularly like these two. Nice photos.

What do you think of the bullet in the back of the head sudden black theory?

So...what did everyone think?

Boston is a terrible cab city. I have trouble pretty much every time I try to take a cab.

They have ATMs at 7/11s all over the city.

Re: I'm on my way out if this is the tone of comments You're ignorant.

She didn't. She just gave herself a title.

I love when SvV writes things like "dubbed Tommy's Tower." Talk about self-reference.

I have a hard time believing you're actually a real person.

Man...you are the laffiest person alive. lol.

I don't find what you're saying offensive. I just find it ill-informed. Give us a specific example or two and we can discuss. Your first one, Waltham, is pretty clearly middle class. I still can't figure out if you think Waltham is upscale or poor or what. Which is it?

I think you have a misperception of the area, and I don't think the term "middle class" is subjective at all. How about we go with towns whose median income is somewhere between 80% and 120% of Greater Boston median income. I bet we could find that data pretty easily. I'd do it but I don't...

Revere, Medford, Malden, Everett, Winthrop, Somerville, East Boston, South Boston, Hyde Park, West Roxbury, much of Dorchester, Brighton, Quincy, Hull, Watertown, Waltham, Framingham, Natick etc. etc. etc...

I don't think he insulted you at all. He just called attention to the fact that you need to use your mulligan here.

I think that D Street site is a good one for the FBI. Fan Pier on the other hand would be terrible.

Seemed like a pretty accurate judgment to me.

True. And this one is better than a parking lot.

While some of the buildings there are beautiful, Albany looks like a tired city. It's pretty much devoid of people on the street too.