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https://www.dotnews.com/2025/three-developments-will-launch-uphams-corner-into-its-next-chapter/ Over 100 units and a new library all next to or across the street from each other. Two historic facades will be retained and a vacant lot filled.

https://bostonrealestatetimes.com/suffolk-hosts-madison-park-electrical-students-for-huntington-tower-site-visit/

I asked what you were basing this on. There must be data on either claim, that they will fail in 3 to 5 years or that they will outgrow White Stadium in 10 years. You did flip flop on that one

Remember when he threatened to leave? I am merely suggesting that his friends in Connecticut or perhaps a struggling second tier city like Baltimore might not give him such a hard time.

Yes, all the teams compete for your eyes. I have seen 25 Bruins games, about 20 Red Sox, a thousand Celtics, a dozen Patriots, 3 Revs, 1 BC Hockey, 2 Northeastern Hockey etc. Rarely does anybody only follow one. btw- the legislature changed the zoning for that parcel, thus making it more...

Based on what data is the Boston franchise not making "competent business decisions" and if that is your opinion, what expertise do you base this on? We can go round and round but you lack hard numbers to back this assertion

I grew up in Dorchester it's not small. I was thinking more like major concerts and such, but if you like suburbs that's good too. Interestingly, every sports team in this city has moved to a bigger facility as they have grown over time

When did somebody rag on or compare anything to Texas? Are those places an apples to apples comparison? No

When I look ahead to a game at White Stadium, I imagine dinner from a local food truck on the lawn before the game. It will be very family friendly with plenty of space for the kids to kick around a ball, and I am sure the city will have many other concerts and events. It will be a very cool...

Here's a recent video where Diane Wilkerson and Ed Flynn complain that Wu won't listen.

Last time you said that they wouldn't get financing. Now you claim that the team will fail. Haters gonna hate.

Yes, and the fact that this is mostly about the student athletes would have to be mentioned in any good faith argument here. Shouldn't the students in a wealthy world class sports city have world class facilities? I could see lesser cities being unable to afford it but not Boston.

It would suck to be chained to a desk, period.

Well I am sure a tax hike in Boston won't effect you

The Lower Neponset is a Superfund site as stated in an article posted earlier. There is PCB contamination behind the two dams that will be removed at Lower Mills and near the old paper mills along River Street. Apparently, they dredged the river here in the past and dumped the contaminated soil...

You keep editing your posts

You are using the US debt to criticize Massachusetts. We have no part in that. We are a "donor" state. Your problem is with the "debtor" states https://rockinst.org/issue-areas/fiscal-analysis/balance-of-payments-portal/

Massachusetts law (Constitutional Amendment Article LXIII & MGL Chapter 29, Section 6E) mandates a balanced budget for each fiscal year, preventing the state from carrying over a deficit. So what debt are you referring to?

I remember when he was floating ideas for 360 Newbury, an interesting one was a cocktail glass tipping over onto the Mass Pike

I agree with your point but in 1733 the site of the current 1872 Trinity Church in Boston was under water in the town of Roxbury.