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The old reservoir, now a park across the street, is one the views

The Balfour has changed hands last year at some point so it's renamed the Newbury. Here's a link to a Brookline News article indicating some pricing (40K to get in!). Looks like they will be opening soon. Interesting roof line gives it some character.

with a church key- old school

Exciting, the path is on paper at least! NEWS RELEASE: California High-Speed Rail Authority Board Clears Final Environmental Milestone to Connect Downtown San Francisco to Downtown Los Angeles

That's funny! Maybe there will be another "reverse curve" tunnel style to re-align on the other side of the BU bridge! .

Newmark Properties Link - 2 Clark Rd Brookline A big property for sale just up Rt 9 just beyond the village. This could be a great conversion for housing.. It s just the property on Clark Rd, not the main building. Brookline News The 34,670 square foot building, built in 1997, was previously...

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2 pics of the Muddy restoration, looking good. 2 pics of the adjacent the Longwood Mall. Interesting park - Longwood Mall.com The European beech trees on the mall, Fagus sylvatica, are only a fraction of the over 14,000 trees he planted in Longwood. These beech trees may date from between...

I took some shots of the Carlton St Footbridge, very nice restoration.

It seems like its taking forever but it just got dug out about a year ago.

oh... I thought the decision was still open

I just read this little article about the marathon runners having to run under Massachusetts Ave. instead of at street level to help alleviate North / South vehicle traffic during marathon day. What is going to happen when the Bowker overpass is removed? I'm surprised I have not seen any public...

A couple of pics from walking around this past holiday weekend ( sorry -a little blurry at dusk) )

I just saw this the other nite, a little downtown fun

I agree with as2143, they were most likley /impact protection for the tunnel or maybe even the garage itself as each floor was chiseled down to the level below, just to prevent vibration/ unstable conditions below. I imagine they look like weightless foam building blocks but I bet they would...

Its todays triple deckers' Triple deckers sprang up in New England’s booming mill towns and industrial cities between 1870 and 1910. Ambitious immigrants loved them because they offered a path to home ownership. A family could live in one apartment and collect rents from two. But to housing...

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Some "dirty old cars" in Somerville. Probably run on leaded gas, very dirty! 1970 VW Bus, late 60s Chevy pick up, early 80s Chevy pick up (Scottsdale?), ??? Early 80s Lincoln and ???

This waterfront site should allow for 10 of these buildings! shipping-container-skyscraper