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Okay, I'll bite. You've been silent for a year since joining this forum, only posted 15 times, and now you're all over this one. What gives?

Perhaps your point is well-taken but in regard specifically to the Mandarin Oriental, those authors were far from hole. Most people who bought there originally, and most owners now, are identifiable and aren't up to anything nefarious. Unless you consider owning the Boston Celtics or running...

Something is seriously wrong with this project. Delays delays delays.

I'm slow on things right now, so sorry for the errors, etc. I believe The Skating Club sold 1234 Soldiers Field Road on 2/16/2017 to TDC 1234 OWNER LLC (The Davis Companies) for $14.2 million. Then, yesterday, The Skating Club sold 1240 Soldiers Field Road / 351 Western Ave to TDC 1240 OWNER...

1240 Soldiers Field Road (or, as the Registry calledit, Soliders Field) sells for $26,250,000.00 Seller: SKATING CLUB OF BOSTON Buyer: TDC 1240 OWNER LLC Also known as 351 Western Ave, obv. Buyer is The Davis Companies, a real estate development firm. They already own 180 Telford, next door...

Redevelopment of WTC? Could be ...

Flimsy.

I am trying to do research on something and not sure what I'm looking for or how to figure out what I want to know. So I'm writing this post, anyway! It has to do with what is used to build mid-to-high rise residential housing. In the Seaport right now, the Echelon Seaport is going up. It's...

The city isn't building "nothing but luxury condos". Total number of the "luxury" units in the city of Boston? Around 3,736. Total. And that's including buildings that have been around since 1981. During the past ten years, 1,600 units have been built - 160 a year on average. Four of these...

I mean, I'm usually against stonings but .. Joking! Mostly we agree on this subject, you and I.

Hello, fellow netters. I've been looking on the forum but not sure if we have it: a list / map of just residential developments inside "downtown Boston". Even better if it's just "luxury". On here, there are different versions of things showing different things, but correct me if I'm wrong...

Re: Site in Hub top choice for a soccer stadium Today's hearing (all 1 hour, 22 minutes ..) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYN1Em-KV5A

Re: Site in Hub top choice for a soccer stadium I'm sorry if my post is too complicated to be useful but I was working on it while doing multiple other things and trying to get a lot accomplished in a short period of time. Those four locations seem to be what everyone's been talking about...

Re: Site in Hub top choice for a soccer stadium Widett Circle: Widett Circle area: 19.404 acres: New Balance: New Balance area: 17.715 acres: Brickbottom: Brickbottom area: 40.872 acres Alewife: Alewife area: 40.872 acres

The President tweeted that the USPS wasn't charging Amazon enough to deliver the company's packages (he was actually criticizing Jeff Bezos, of course). Putting Amazon next to the new USPS facility in Boston would be a smart move, right? Lol. (Yes, I realize they wouldn't ship from their...

I like the first rendering the best because I can look at it and see exactly where and when my dreams for a mixed-use, 30% residential neighborhood died.

One of the few things I was happy to hear about incoming city councilor Ed Flynn is that he's interested in improving Seaport transit, specifically between Broadway and the Seaport down L / Summer street.

You have the BRT using the State Police ramp to get into the Ted Williams Tunnel but the regular SL continues to use the same convoluted route; why?

Hmm. Well what's been the plan for this? The parcels appear to be owned by the Commonwealth and not MassPort, not that it makes that much difference in the end, right? I've never heard of anything proposed for here.

Oh, boy. Post this on the internet and watch what happens. But, mostly it doesn't, in my opinion. I wouldn't say "entitlement" but 'tis true, everybody seems to think that being able to live on Commonwealth Ave is a right. Well, I guess that means entitlement.