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Gee thanks Bob! How about you pay for the whole thing?

This thread is not actually about a specific development project therefore it is "out of scope" of the development forum and "should be argued about somewhere else."

That's right, Copley Square then became a concrete depression like the pit in Harvard Square where the local kids and other riff raff would hang out. It was that way until about the 1990s. It wasn't a functioning place that people visited like today

Wow, that is 970,000 sq feet in Lower Mills and nobody is complaining. I hope this works out better for HYM Investments than P3. I can't help but think this is the city's way of saying thank you for trying and don't get pissed about the Madison Park thing

BU doesn't have a call a Gen Xer phone on purpose

This view is kind of flat iron-ish. It's what's left of the old Carney Hospital

The only thing wrong with that 5 over 1 is that it needs a few more friends

To anyone under 40, REM was a popular band from the 90's and I believe the lyric is "don't get caught in foreign towers" not Warren Towers

So put down the avacado toast and go to the meeting

They will say anything, even parroting the Republicans. It is the exact same Diane Wilkerson led crowd that gets a disproportunate amount of press in the Globe and the local blogs. They hate the Blue Hill Ave bus lanes, they hate White Stadium and Madison Park and hope they fail, damn the...

Not apples to apples. The kids deserve a library. This isn't Grafton, NH

I blame the Republicans. They seem a bit off lately

Last time it was also unjustifiable because it was in a neighborhood that you deemed unworthy

Yes, and if they do build this ramp, it is the only thing tangible that has been built in 9 years of a 10 year improvement project and unfortunately people in wheelchairs still won't be able to get on a trolley. Though the entrance to the station won't be the vacant lot.

Yes, and yo mama said she would meet me there

https://www.dotnews.com/2026/03/30/new-sloped-walkway-set-to-be-installed-at-milton-trolley-stop/ So, if you are in front of the station you still need to walk about 1000 feet north then double back. This doesn't happen anywhere else on the T. Didn't they recently claim victory saying that the...

If we must derail the thread and talk about a building style that isn't planned to be built here and use Dorchester as some kind of example of what not to do, then at least be honest and use the Crescent Ave area right next to DBC. It has 30,000 residents per square mile unlike the example shown...

They pay you while you get a CDL. That is pretty sweet

Oh please. I speak for myself and I would actually like this to happen, but there are always real world reasons why things are the way they are, they are interesting and we discuss them