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A crane is going up on the site! I’m holding out hope that the residential building could be decent.

To make it weirder, it’s not actually a stop and shop sign. It has the stop and shop logo dots but says “Allston Yards.” I think it’s an odd interior design choice.

Building A is looking close to done.

Looks like facade work is done on the second building. Still much left to be done.

Looks like an improvement over what is there now.

I walked by on Saturday night and got this picture of the pit.

I walked by yesterday (7/3) and took these:

The NPC also outlines an increase to the affordable housing.

Allston Hall (6/23)

The Indie (6/23)

6/23 (I’m not sure I captured how big this is)

A few more progress pics and some different angles: From North Beacon: From the CR platform (note the cladding has started going up): From Everett st. from the entrance to Stop and Shop:

I took these the other night. I got a couple of shots of building A from the Everett street side and tried to get shots of the reconfiguration of the intersection of Guest and Everett streets.

the windows on the top two floors for Allston Hall are gone and there is a for rent sign up in front of the building on highgate.

It looks like work might be starting on the Allston Hall part of the project (workers on the roof):

Not very attractive in the render, but maybe the final build won’t look as odd.

Looks like building 1 is nearing completion.

A letter of intent for a new residential development (300+ units) in Allston was just posted. Here is the lot for 22-24 Pratt Street:

I don’t remember if the dollar tree on Comm Ave. predates the closing of the one in that plaza (did it move from there to Comm Ave, or are they unrelated?). I’ve alternated between assuming that HomeGoods will come back once the new buildings done, and assuming they are just gone. Across...

Correct, that is the redevelopment at the corner of Corey Rd and Jordan Rd. http://www.bostonplans.org/projects/development-projects/249-corey-road