I go past this site daily on the commuter rail... there seems to be a lot of site-prep activity going on from the little I can see on the train. Also there are some massive dirt piles on the far side of the project from the CR tracks...
I tokk an aerial shot of the site yesterday, Mon, Nov 4, there was quite a bit of activity at the site. Now if I could just figure out how to attache the jpeg...
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The $500 million mixed-use development is being built by a collaboration of firms including New England Development, Eastern Real Estate, National Development and Clarion Partners. The site is slated to include 750,000 square feet of retail, a 350,000-square-foot Class A office building, 650 residential units, up to 160 hotel units and an assisted living and memory care facility with 100 units.
Why is this being called University Station? There's no university, or even four-year college, anywhere near it.
OK, but why is it called University Avenue? Was a university campus once planned for this area?
I tokk an aerial shot of the site yesterday, Mon, Nov 4, there was quite a bit of activity at the site. Now if I could just figure out how to attache the jpeg...
Airpix
OK, but why is it called University Avenue? Was a university campus once planned for this area?
Though it is still a misleading title. However, I am a man of semantics.Ron -- there are a plethora of streets whose names have nothing to do with the function -- for example:
1) Federal street -- there might be something Federal there but if it its there is well hidden
2) A through H in the BackBay - -the streets are named after British Dukes
3) Northern Ave -- North of what?
4) Summer and Winter
5) Milk and Water -- though I once heard that Milk sort was a way to the Common and the Cows while Water --well it went to where the water was -- of course at that time you could go nearly any direction and roughly at the same distance there was water
By the way -- who was Fid Kennedy?
By the way -- who was Fid Kennedy?