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I actually think it looks quite cozy lol

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-06-03/boston-suburb-quincy-to-buy-eastern-nazarene-college-amid-debt-struggle :rolleyes:

This is something I didn't know, that these modern temples don't just look classical but are in many ways built classically as well https://worksinprogress.co/issue/modern-hindu-temples/ BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir -- Chino Hills, California completed 2012 More examples in the article...

I think I remember seeing somewhere that they were removed for preservation but a quick search online doesn't readily find anything 🤷‍♂️

Updates on some of the projects downtown and in Wooster square I actually really like how the facade on this one turned out

A quick search didn't bring up anything but I was reading about this package of Montana housing reforms from a couple years ago that finally cleared state supreme court review in March https://montanafreepress.org/2026/03/18/montana-supreme-court-upholds-housing-reform-laws/...

https://brookline.news/younger-candidates-push-out-some-of-brooklines-political-old-guard-in-progressive-sweep/

If I had to guess I'd say because downward price rigidity for commercial space is really strong and will hold the market out of equilibrium in the medium term. In most cases I would agree with your logic here but I just think housing seems to be so broken that I would support intervention lmao

https://www.newhavenindependent.org/2026/04/17/402m-overhaul-planned-for-union-station-platforms-tunnel/

https://www.dotnews.com/2026/04/15/plan-for-26-unit-minot-street-development-assailed-at-city-sponsored-public-meeting/ no surprises lmao

https://www.nbcboston.com/news/local/mbta-green-line-train-new-cars-exclusive-look/3929846/

love to see it

with how slow the progress on courthouse has been maybe they subscribe to the digging ditches with spoons school of job creation :ROFLMAO:

In my mind it would feel about as isolated as the school of public health does from either the medical school or the main campus. As a standalone school or something maybe it could make sense geographically. Weirder things have happened, Yale bought the old Bayer facility 5 miles away to use as...

I was also surprised my first time visiting the time out food hall in fenway when they didn't take my cash as payment. I read somewhere that the new market entrants for point of sale and credit card processing like stripe and square have meaningfully improved functionality and payment...

I'm no automation engineer but they started from needing one to one in person supervision but are now down to only needing one person to manage 40 cars at once over the course of the last few years. All of that while now achieving crash rates substantially below human level. I think the...

For what it's worth, it looks like they've got 70 employees that do the remote help on 2-3000 vehicles. The technology is obviously in it's infancy, as they gain more real world use information or improve the underlying algorithms, I bet the supervisor to taxi ratio should improve hugely...

damn, kind of a bummer to hear the spaces aren't being well taken care of in the jewelry district/downtown. Last time I was walking around the medical school and lab buildings seemed to be alright, but I didn't really go much deeper into the neighborhood than that. The 195 parcels on the other...

New Haven just made this arrangement legal in a recent downtown zoning reform

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2026-02-24/harvard-s-allston-land-plan-runs-into-harsh-real-estate-reality?srnd=homepage-americas No idea why they'd want to build another lab, but why not I guess