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I agree, I've got my skepticisms here and there but I think it's shaping up to be a lot better than Boston Landing both in the architecture and the street design.

Of course, the end goal for the developer is to sell or rent units, and they're going to present everything in the best possible light in order to do so. Makes sense! On the other hand, how often to we buy things only to find out we've been duped by the marketing? I just wonder how much thought...

The renders are always showing beautiful lighting in the summer, with the windows reflecting blue skies and greenery. I wish developers would accept how gray Boston is for so much of the year and show us what their buildings are going to look like in the winter. It gives the impression that...

The plan from 2018 shows three 11 foot travel lanes, not two lanes as shown in the render. A 33 foot wide street does seem a bit large, considering that they're billing this as a transit oriented development and trying to encourage walking. If the width of the street is set in stone, I'd think...