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Not a confirmed project but this BisNow article on the future of 400 Atlantic Avenue states "JAJ Head of U.S. Investment Agathe Chahine told the Boston Business Journal that while she couldn't share details on the firm's plans for the property, it is unlikely it will stay an office building due...

Bright side but also dark side because their light will be blocked 😆 but excellent point

The huge windows will be nice for the tenant but so far this building isn't oozing the super high-end vibe that I was hoping it would to compensate for the destruction of the historic structures on the site :(

You go Winchester 😅

Those projects secured their financing before interest rates went higher.

Is the second floor bar open to the public?

Linking increased federal spending on foreign war aid to monetary policy and the cost of capital for commercial real estate doesn’t track.

Impressive when viewed from the sky but miserable urbanism so far. Future adjacent projects will need a ton of retail to even half way redeem the area.

Wow yeah this photo is like 10x more flattering than any other I've seen!

Oh shit they almost have all the lights working 😅

This is such a nice project 😍

Very cool you can see the pool basin for the residential section in the first pic 😎

I mean, at least there is walkability to the mall... :/

ok my bad! Tone gets easily misunderstood without hearing the speaker. Wasn’t intending any disrespect 🤝

Jeez, chill! I realize the 'god chunk' is still around, and meant the remainder that was demolished. Demolition is complete, no?

Shit shit shit!

What old garage? Its all gone

They took the whole building (minus ground floor retail).

This is why we won’t be able to have nice things (a decarbonized economy and a comfortably habitable biosphere).

https://www.bisnow.com/boston/news/capital-markets/boston-commercial-property-prices-saw-largest-drop-globally-report-says-123038