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You couldn't make this shit up... in a city in desperate need of housing!

Let's not forget that Don Law also owns the Leader Bank Pavilion, the large tented concert venue in the Seaport, which is located in an actual working port!! CLF will sue and get their usual payoff, incredible.

https://www.bostonglobe.com/2024/01/25/lifestyle/danny-meyer-boston-restaurants-union-square-hospitality-seaport/

Nope.

From DZ's last photo, it looks like the core has started going vertical again, so the floors will follow after a few levels of core construction.

That glass looks really dark to me, hopefully once finished it will look better!

Just saw this nice persepctive on LinkedIn:

Cue the lawsuit from CLF!

Yes, love this one. Also:

Aha, so that's what this was, a reflection of the signage on the Amazon building, couldn't figure out what this was, in this crappy iPhone photo:

I assume that grey 'canopy' over the road is just fall protection, right?

https://www.bizjournals.com/boston/news/2023/09/27/mass-convention-center-authority-re-bid-developer.html

A touch out of scale for the neighborhood perhaps?

Had lunch there last week, very good food and service. Waiter told me there's an issue with one of the 'smoke eaters', or something, in the kitchen and it's getting replaced next week, hence the staining on the building.

Wow, the restaurant looks fantastic! Anyone tried it yet?

I think we al l think we all wanted something spectacular, like they proposed, not the usual bait and switch... pathetic.

The City has been trying this for years with little success!

I believe Gordon Ramsey Burger is opening next week on the ground floor of that hotel.

Correct, this is at the FAA height limit and the uses are restricted to Industrial, Marine and R&D among others, no residential or Class A office space allowed.

I agree, the stonework will be incredible once complete, and this is a great addition to the harborwalk!