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Love Big Night Live (saw Common the rapper) as I was leaving a show I went to there in 2021!) and agree Hub on Causeway is world class.

Apparently people are sensitive to tall buildings abutting a park, but don’t tell that to Chicago with Millenium park and NYC with Central Park…

Agree the cladding looks very cheap so far 😤

https://www.bisnow.com/boston/news/mixed-use/ws-unveils-renderings-of-new-building-behind-fenways-green-monster-129642 Fenway Corners is such a NPC name 😤

7/10 isn't bad! It's interesting to me to have the resi component with the office component. Not a ton of buildings like that in this country... or other countries as far as I know.

I mean... its housing units that we need. Thats the only nice thing to say IMO

To be fair, we should be looking at the ratio of retail on the ground levels only (maybe some buildings can include the second floor). Its not like a Nordstrom will open on the top levels of an office building :LOL:

Should be any day now that revenue service begins. I'm concerned the old train sets will be phased out over time rather than all at once but we'll see...

And I suppose this growth will be served exceptionally well by MBTA buses? 😬

Looks like that word was correct 🙌🏼 https://www.bizjournals.com/boston/news/2025/05/08/work-to-start-on-next-two-suffolk-downs-buildings.html

I only see 4 individual building on the prior page so some of the parcels are likely not under review yet?

Are these images of the actual individual building designs or just indications of their massing?

Boston needs to step up our housing ambitions. This should be at least 8 stories tall 😤

The housing to commercial ratio proposed here only makes sense if the whole Boston metro region was cranking out high density TOD along rail lines in an aggressively coordinated way. This is just not the case and we will seemingly never achieve that in a on a meaningful scale like the DMV metro...

While it’s good that we have literally thousands of new units here, it’s depressing that this will never be a real neighborhood in that no one who doesn’t like here will spend time in the area. There’s no retail or reason to visit.

Hard to tell fully as they’re not done yet but these buildings seem quite bleak for what is ostensibly one of the ‘best’ universities in the world 🤔

Still the happiest news of 2025 so far because it was also a joke about how shitty the year's been :p

Omfg bro happiest news of 2025 so far!!

100 units of housing is pathetic. Should be 300+ IMO

https://www.bisnow.com/boston/news/office/hines-secures-second-south-station-tower-tenant-127635 Office space now 13.2% leased.