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Then you miss out on the super dense stretch in newton upper falls and on the massive new developments going on at northland and across the street. Plus the huge office park at highland ave which is slowly developing, has tons of room to grow, and starved of transit. That whole stretch from...

1,200 new homes, thank god they vetoed her ass.

Hopefully this is the last blue glass building we get in downtown/peninsular boston. We went from only having a few, to having a bunch, and I think were good now. We have the right ratio now imo. Now lets get a lil bit of that sweet sweet nyc RAMSA and some other materials/colors going fwd pls...

Revised Everett Proposal Cuts Previously Approved 620-Unit Development to 310 Apartments “A redevelopment proposal has been submitted to transform a 1.62-acre industrial property into a new mixed-use residential development featuring 310 apartments, including 31 deed-restricted affordable...

85 Unit Multifamily Project Planned to Replace Lumber Yard in Revere “In planning is a new six-story multifamily development at 29, 35, and 43 Foster Street in Revere that would replace an underutilized lumber yard with 85 new residential units….”...

Yea ive been a proponent of enlarging suffolk county to include most of or all of the boston metro within Ma and then giving counties more power. As you stated it would make more sense for transit, but also not having every single town have its own entirely unique set of development...

Plan To Carve Off Bit Of Cedar Grove Cemetery For Three Two-Family Homes Approved “The Zoning Board of Appeal on Tuesday approved plans by a builder and the Cedar Grove Cemetery to build three two-family homes on a piece of cemetery-owned land on Milton Street at Granite Avenue. At a hearing...

We should also look into changing our state constitution so individual cities/towns/counties can levy their own sales taxes on top of the state rate. The only places in the us doing massive transit expansion projects (Seattle, LA) are able to do it because they can vote to add a half cent sales...

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Ive been wondering the same thing. It was supposed to be I believe the second phase of portside at pier one, but then it just never happened and there hasnt been a peep in over a decade. Heres an old rendering and article from 2012 in the herald, but theres really not much info...

So jealous of states where its legal to add a half cent tax or whatever to fund transit lines. LA is going buck wild building transit all over the place and now freaking OKC will even be able to fund a whole new commuter rail line. Then theres us over here just twiddling our dicks hoping that...