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Glad to something proposed there. Always felt like there was much better use of that location instead of a home depot and empty circuit city.

Glad that something is being built but I'm still scratching my head at all of this new lab space. There are already articles saying there's too much supply and not enough demand for these developments. If these firms can get financing for lab space why is it soo hard to get financing for...

https://www.bizjournals.com/boston/news/2023/07/28/hym-bpda-agreement-on-roxbury-parcel.html

You can get a globe subscription for like $4/month because of all the promotions they run. There are much worse ways to spend your money. Rather than complaining you can support a good cause by buying a subscription.

https://www.bostonglobe.com/2023/07/27/metro/t-general-manager-phillip-eng-hires-four-new-execs/

https://www.bostonglobe.com/2023/07/26/business/boston-biotech-market/

This feels like a waste of money. Much like the city hall plaza redo. Feel like we can appropriate these funds in a much better ways.

Isn't that exactly what they did at Foxboro? I wouldn't call the Foxboro commuter rail rapid transit.

Why is it Boston always finds more ways not to do something rather than doing something.

Living right near the north quincy T station and having a direct view of the neponset bridge, I've noticed that subway trains going from Braintree to Alewife have been travelling a lot faster recently. Not sure if track work was completed recently here.

It's been popping up all over my Instagram feed. So there's definitely marketing already happening. Maybe some Groupon deals in the future to help drive more business.

Is this garage still open?

With CRE the way it is, I don't get why the owners of this building wouldn't wanna capitalize on having the observation deck back as a major tourist attraction and making money on this. Seems like a no-brainer.

Feel like the lab/commercial component should be flipped for the residential here given the waning demand for office space.

Crazy that there is still much land available to develop in this part of Boston. Hopefully the developers and the city don't squander these opportunities to make a sizeable dent in the housing issue.

In the renders the Columbia rotary is gone. Is that part of the plan? Also, what's the over under on how many of these buildings get started in the next 5 years?

A tall tower with an observation deck would've been iconic for this location. But alas this is Boston and the shadow police would fight it in full force...

For folks who don't have patriot ledger paywall access https://www.nasrcc.org/mold-nightmares-for-residents-at-quincy-marina-bay/

https://www.bostonglobe.com/2023/07/09/business/time-money-tax-breaks-what-boston-can-learn-about-creating-downtown-that-never-sleeps/

They had a thing for Haymarket. They also liked coming to the city for the halal butchers and fish mongers.