awood91
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I wonder if the Tower will go up in this phase, ot just the low-rise part for the next few years?
Tower doesn't start until Summer 2022.
I wonder if the Tower will go up in this phase, ot just the low-rise part for the next few years?
The Developer will design and construct a new Silver Line drop-off along the west side of
Atlantic Avenue at One Financial Center as a relocation of the current drop-off area along
Essex Street. The Developer's commitment to the design and construction of the relocated
drop-off area shall not exceed $250,000. In the event that the Developer determines that the
design and construction of the relocated drop-off area will exceed $250,000, or if this
improvement is not approved by relevant agencies, the Developer will so notify BTD and BTD ·.
may request that the Developer complete an alternative mitigation measure(s) of equivalent
cost.
I'm still getting my head wrapped around the fact that this fantastic project is moving forward.
I suspect the office tower part of the project won't be going up for a few years.Yeah can't wait for another amorphous hunk of glass....
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I kid a bit. It has adequate proportions. At least something is going up at all...
I'm surprised how demand for office space hasn't gone in full reverse by now.
I suspect the office tower part of the project won't be going up for a few years.
Yeah can't wait for another amorphous hunk of glass....
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I kid a bit. It has adequate proportions. At least something is going up at all...
I'm surprised how demand for office space hasn't gone in full reverse by now.
I think it is funny that some people haven't figured out that many people are not going back into the office, at least not full time.I think it’s funny that people think they’ll never have to be in office ever again.
It is one of those "inertia" situations. WFH was the oddity until suddenly it was mandated, then it wasn't. All the bosses assumed productivity would nose dive, but it didn't. It won't be for everyone, but it will be for a lot larger fraction of the workforce than anyone envisioned in January.You're getting way ahead of yourself with that 80/20 wfh split. Work from home has been with us on a widespread basis for 20 years. It's not new. If companies could truly save millions by converting to total wfh, don't you think they would have done so already? I also don't so how shared workstations can possibly survive post Covid.