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Some infill projects (7/18 - 7/19): ---- 118 B Street (33 units) ---- 212 Old Colony Avenue (30 units) ---- 363 E Street (24[?] units - foundation work only) ---- 804 E 7th Street (Conversion - 16 units) ---- 748-750 East Broadway (9 units) ---- 527 E 7th Street...

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PART 3 OF 3 7/12 & 7/13: ---- 22 Eunice Street (6 units) ---- 706 Dudley Street (26 units - possibly inactive? Community/church building) ---- 118 Bowdoin Street (Debre Menkrat Saint Gabriel Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church) ---- 94 Harvard Street (4 units) ---- 6 Groom...

PART 2 OF 3 7/12 & 7/13: ---- 405 Washington Street (13 units) ---- 1028-1044 Blue Hill Avenue (12 units) ---- 104-108 Norwell Street (12 units across 3 buildings) ---- 1015-1019 Blue Hill Avenue (10 units) ---- 218-256 Washington Street (Washington Street Urban Forest)...

PART 1 OF 3 7/12 & 7/13: ---- 900 Morrissey Boulevard (Hotel to residential conversion - 99 units) ---- 247 Hancock Street (47 units) ---- 500 Talbot Avenue (42 units) ---- 33 Hamilton Street (36 units) ---- 3 Aspinwall Road (34 condos) ---- 185-191 Geneva Avenue (27...

Looks like the site is ready to go as soon as the developer is...as of yesterday:

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Thanks Stick. I believe you had previously made a dedicated thread for this one as well?

Maybe you all are just unable to appreciate the artful symbolism of the building? It may look ugly, but the massing speaks to the campus's role in bringing Allston closer to Boston and Cambridge! Also, it has covered walkways! "Located within the Allston Landing North neighborhood of west...

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7/5 Not sure if anything has really changed since Javier's update in November...don't remember seeing any demolition equipment on site.

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7/5...couple of projects I happened to go by: ---- 376 3rd Street (120 units) ---- 535 2nd Street (27 units) ---- 319 Broadway (20 units)

There has been a recent attempt to get 19 Kenton Road across the street landmarked to forestall the possibility of the existing property getting demolished/redeveloped. That said, I don't know if that effort has directly affected this project at all.

Not sure where else to put this, but the South End Walgreens on Washington Street is closing on July 15. The Facebook rumor mill is a poor place get information from, but they're claiming that shrinkage is at least partially driving the decision. CVS also recently closed their store at the...

A bit of area history: Mid-19th Century Plympton Street was originally a part of the South Bay, the body of water that separated the Boston Neck from Dorchester Heights. During the filling in of the South End in the 1840s, the city realized that the sewers leading from the new neighborhood to...