The Mason | 85-87 & 111 Boston Street | Everett

So much construction going on around this blocks, new small town
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"New small town" is right. That's, what, 1,500 units underway? 2,000 to 2,500 when you add in the Vero and Pioneer? Translates to 3,000-4,000 humans, depending on the unit mixes in each building and how many units are rented by couples?
 
Aprehensive_Words said:
"New small town" is right. That's, what, 1,500 units underway? 2,000 to 2,500 when you add in the Vero and Pioneer? Translates to 3,000-4,000 humans, depending on the unit mixes in each building and how many units are rented by couples?
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Everett Triangle's approved, under construction, and recently completed project pipeline represents a housing increase from 2020 to 2030 that can house 10,000+ more residents. If proposals consistent with zoning move at the same speed as Greystar's developments, it could be as much as 15,000+ more residents here by 2030. It's an unusually fast pace for housing generation in a Greater Boston community--even Seaport, Fenway, and Assembly Row haven't brought this many units online this quickly.
 
Somehow, Everett is actually consuming a good fraction of the industrial brownfields available for redevelopment - it'll be interesting to see if they upzone elsewhere to continue housing production.
 
dshoost88 said:
Everett Triangle's approved, under construction, and recently completed project pipeline represents a housing increase from 2020 to 2030 that can house 10,000+ more residents. If proposals consistent with zoning move at the same speed as Greystar's developments, it could be as much as 15,000+ more residents here by 2030. It's an unusually fast pace for housing generation in a Greater Boston community--even Seaport, Fenway, and Assembly Row haven't brought this many units online this quickly.
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Damn, Everett to Greater Boston's housing crisis is like Poland in the Ukraine war support campaign. They're doing much of the material heavy lifting - - far more than their weight. Go Everett!!!!! (y) (and Slava Ukraini!)
 
10,000+ more residents?, Its a new Town called EverSea😀
 
Comedy writer George Meyer once said he loved to see advertisements with a lie to word ratio approaching 1. An example is “Country Crock,” which is not from the country and has never been near a crock. I submit “The Mason,” a project so named even though anybody with any masonry skills would ever be allowed on site.
 
king_vibe said:
Comedy writer George Meyer once said he loved to see advertisements with a lie to word ratio approaching 1. An example is “Country Crock,” which is not from the country and has never been near a crock. I submit “The Mason,” a project so named even though anybody with any masonry skills would ever be allowed on site.
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They flunked French in high school and just forgot the ”i” Between the ”a” and”s”?
 
I had that exact GE range in my last apartment. It is/was about $1200, so not bargain basement cheapo and the griddle in the middle makes excellent pancakes.
 
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