Weiner said the city of Boston required landscaping as part of the project, but live trees could not be installed on the elevated deck above the Turnpike.
So Im guessing we have to wait until this whole thing plays out before we can even start to think about the parcel being developed by a different developer?
Not to be negative, but I don’t think any of these revelations would indicate that this is back on. I hope someone can change my mind.
Until they put it back out to bid.MassDOT has withdrawn the permit. It's over.
Until they put it back out to bid.
It's good to get this out of the way. I wonder, though, who at this point, controls the parcel? Is there any chance it can now be developed, or did that opportunity pass until the next great building cycle?John Fish and Stephen Weiner settle 2019 lawsuit over failed condo project - The Boston Globe
Neither side would discuss terms of the settlement, which concludes the four-year legal battle.www.bostonglobe.com