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https://www.dotnews.com/2025/boston-advocates-watching-statewide-yimby-push-housing-matters-city

Fun fact, Francis Street used to have a number of vacant lots. Some of the houses on Francis Street now were moved there from Vining Street and Fenwood Road when they built the BWH Shapiro Center

Here is an older article on how the city has shrunk Dorchester for administrative reasons https://www.dotnews.com/2011/case-flawed-map-work

https://www.dotnews.com/2025/legacy-fc-secures-financing-deal-white-stadium

https://www.wgbh.org/news/local/2025-09-12/how-do-you-build-a-professional-team-from-scratch-boston-legacy-fc-is-finding-out

The most logical argument that I have heard is that the Celtics will need additional revenue to continue compete with large market teams that own their own arenas like the Knicks, the Bulls and the Clippers

Is it so much an actual "political football" or is it that the Globe is struggling to write articles about this election?

He should bow out. He is embarrassing himself

Good question. I thought "PoMo" reflected a time, like Victorian, and could be of any style. Meaning, an art deco skyscraper from the 80's is PoMo and so are these

It's not exactly transformative. I don't think that you will really even notice a difference.

Bring back the Bargain Center!

^ The best new development in Boston, in 2025. It proves that things are being over built and that everything does not need to be high end to "pencil in." The parking spaces, the bloated size of most other units, and all the unnecessary bells and whistles are as much of a problem as zoning or NIMBYs

It is a fact that they didn't fire him when he was on their payroll so they own it

Don't forget that the Boston Herald once compared the kids in this area to an escaped gorilla. Or was it the other way around? Anyway, I am not the least bit surprised that they would like to sink this project. But who cares? Nobody but your crazy uncle reads the Herald any more

The newspapers were like that. It was skilled and you got paid more because you could get severely injured doing it.

The genesis of NIMBYism in a neighborhood is different from those who mostly live in hi-rises. They believe that all that will be built is luxury apartments, and that they will be rich people's investments, so they see no reason to support it. However, I personally think that you can't stop a...

Well, that would be great because that is what he is good at, but I hope he does sell it because 30 yrs of on-field mediocracy is quite enough

My personal conspiracy theory is that Kraft is going to uncouple the Revs from the Pats and sell the soccer team. It seems odd that he would build a stadium that is already too small, but has expansion built in. Why wouldn't he just build it all now?

Interestingly (or not), the Revs propose to build a stadium that is smaller than average attendance at Foxboro

https://www.workboat.com/mbta-adds-two-ferries-to-boston-harbor-service