There will never be any large scale roadway improvements in the area. Cambridge is ferociously anti-road expansion of any type, anywhere in the city, and Arlington is very touchy as well about any lane expansion/additional roadways in the Alewife area. In the 1980s, MassDOT was proposing some overpasses, etc. at the Rte 2/16 intersection and at the Rindge Ave intersection, but that went nowhere. I wish that an outbound bus roadway connecting the Alewife RL Station with westbound Rte 2 could be built, but that absolutely will never happen. Nope, we are stuck with what is there.
They need some shades!
It's also expensive. $2.3 million for a house in North Cambridge? When I was a kid in North Cambridge in the early 1960s, a decent single family house with a yard was going for $10,000.
Wait a minute, please don't tell me this is the finished product. That black area has to be underlayment, awaiting placement of siding.
Ouch!
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That's a great location for low income housing: across the street from a city swimming pool and ball park, within walking distance of shopping, and very close to the RL. Nice development!Lottery for Rindge Commons is opening:
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Great shot. Where is that located?
Spendy little buggers.
