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If the area around BMC continues to attract redevelopment, it really strengthens the argument to convert the SL down Washington Street to light rail. That area is just a kind of purgatory for good transit. The Orange, Red, and Fairmount lines are in the general ballpark but are just too far (20+ minute walks) to be realistic options.
 
Smuttynose said:
If the area around BMC continues to attract redevelopment, it really strengthens the argument to convert the SL down Washington Street to light rail. That area is just a kind of purgatory for good transit. The Orange, Red, and Fairmount lines are in the general ballpark but are just too far (20+ minute walks) to be realistic options.
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You can do light rail on the sides of the street, depending on the traffic design. Less dense cities like Charlotte have that - and I don't think Washington St is the worst traffic load like Huntington, thus side running light rail works, keeping the price tag down.
 
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Facades from 19th-century woodworking shops would remain as front of new life-sciences building on Wareham Street in the South End

Two developers have filed plans with the BPDA for their proposed five-story life-sciences building at 65-69 Wareham St. in the South End, in what would be the latest outpost in a life-sciences corridor along Albany Street. Read more.
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65 Wareham Street | Boston Planning & Development Agency

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