Hull infill and small developments

Paragon Dunes​


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“The Procopio Companies has acquired 179-189 & 193-197 Nantasket Avenue in Hull for $6,000,000. In March, the developer won approval for a mixed-use project on the site. Plans include 132 residential units and 9,300 square feet of retail space. Designed with a multifamily component, a retail component, and a large-scale food and beverage operation, this project will serve as a catalyst for placemaking on Nantasket Beach.”

https://www.bldup.com/posts/procopio-closes-on-hull-development-site-for-6m
 
Given that 85% of Hull is already underwater whenever it rains for more than 20 minutes at a time, this project is remarkably optimistic/bold.
 
It’s no more underwater than anywhere else in eastern Mass…imo Hull is drastically underrated. Place could be so much better.
 
617 said:
It’s no more underwater than anywhere else in eastern Mass…imo Hull is drastically underrated. Place could be so much better.
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Hull is awesome. Very cool and, while I don't know about underrated, certainly less trafficked than some other beach/waterfront destinations (which suits me just fine).

It is also very much more underwater than "most places in eastern mass": from 2018 (yes, more homes in Quincy are at risk than in Hull, but Quincy is about 6x the size of Hull -- compare the percentages: 13% to 3%).

Grew up going there and I seriously considered buying in Hull just a few years ago, but other than the area around Allerton Hill most of the town floods often -- and more often every year.
 
617 said:
It’s no more underwater than anywhere else in eastern Mass…imo Hull is drastically underrated. Place could be so much better.
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Accessible beach, excellent swimming, good people watching, decent food, beer, ice cream, art deco bathhouse, carousel, and further in, lots of character and history in the neighborhoods. I can't really think of what else I'd like to see there, criticisms of that condo block proposal aside. Wollaston Beach on the other hand, oh man, where to begin?
 
Wollaston beach would be great if sewage didn’t get dumped into the bay after every rain storm.
 
chrisbrat said:
Hull is awesome. Very cool and, while I don't know about underrated, certainly less trafficked than some other beach/waterfront destinations (which suits me just fine).

It is also very much more underwater than "most places in eastern mass": from 2018 (yes, more homes in Quincy are at risk than in Hull, but Quincy is about 6x the size of Hull -- compare the percentages: 13% to 3%).

Grew up going there and I seriously considered buying in Hull just a few years ago, but other than the area around Allerton Hill most of the town floods often -- and more often every year.
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Back to hull tho…allerton hill is cool but it’s too far in. As soon as traction starts for thoughtful development of the HRA land it’s game over. The hull ferry should be moved as well…behind red sky maybe.
 
Kind of off topic, but Hull has their Pride celebration on June 1st.
www.hullpride.net

Hull Pride - Freedom By The Sea — Hull Pride

Hull Pride returns for our 11th year to celebrate ‘Freedom by the Sea’ COME OUT and start your PRIDE month celebration in HULL! Dance to the music of Booty Vortex (4:30-6) and DJ Scott Helms Get some delicious grub from Mom On The Go, Gonzalez Food Truck and Scoops Ice Cream Auction - Bid on a
www.hullpride.net www.hullpride.net

It's ALWAYS an awesome time, and you can check out all Hull has to offer too! My personal favorite is the Parrot Restaurant.
www.theparrothull.com

Home | Multi-Cuisine Serving Lunch, Dinner, Late Night The Parrot Hull, MA

The Parrot Hull, located in Hull, Massachusetts is an oceanfront eatery with a rooftop deck & 2 cocktail lounges that prepares seafood, pastas & burgers.
www.theparrothull.com www.theparrothull.com
 
Residences at aquarium

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“modern beachfront design on popular Nantasket Beach in Hull, MA. Sitting right across from the beach and only 12 miles south of Boston, the Residences at the Aquarium will feature 22 upscale multi-family units. Each unit will include floor-to-ceiling windows with stunning Atlantic Ocean views and modern amenities throughout. This ground-up development will also have below grade parking and all new landscaping to compliment it’s unique and beautiful setting.”

https://reyconservices.com/portfolio-items/the-residences-at-the-aquarium/?portfolioCats=21
 
"modern" - 80's Florida aesthetic haha
"below grade" - partially sunk slab with blank ground floor.

I get that this is Hull and the building will take an absolute beating from the ocean, but WOOF!
 
CBCArch61 said:
"modern" - 80's Florida aesthetic haha
"below grade" - partially sunk slab with blank ground floor.

I get that this is Hull and the building will take an absolute beating from the ocean, but WOOF!
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What does WOOF mean in this context?
 
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