Paired-Down Green Line Extension Gets Go-Ahead Featured
The Green Line needs to grow. The daytime and bedtime population is growing. We are seeing new developments of office, retail and residential throughout our city. The cost of residential […]
Tech Companies Heading to Downtown Boston Featured
Location, Location and Location. The largest concentration of office space north of NYC is Boston’s Financial District and including in its size is easy access by commuter rail, T, Boat, […]
Seaplane from Boston Waterfront to NYC Featured
The Boston waterfront will eventually be host to another form of transportation to NYC: Seaplane. Two companies, Tailwind and Cape Air, are lining up for the $1,000 round trip fares. Some […]
Diminishing Space for Parking in Boston Featured
Self-driving cars are getting airtime on talk shows and in the news. On a recent broadcast experts believe we will see integration of them by 2036, yes 20 years. When […]
South End Gateway Plotted above Back Bay Station Featured
Back Bay Station is poised to be far more than just a commuting station. Boston Properties is proposing a 1.26 million square foot mixed use project. From the BBJ: Boston […]
Seaport Transportation Center Defined Featured
The new name is the Seaport Transportation Center. No longer is it just a place to park your car, it will house Zipcar vehicles and Hubway bikes. From the Boston […]
Downtown Crossing Experiencing Major Redevelopment Featured
The skyline of Boston’s downtown crossing have never seen so much change as we are witnessing now. This location simply makes sense for concentrated development due to direct access to […]
Real Estate Developments Planned for Boston Train Stations Featured
Train and towers will be the combination for three large-scale projects at prime Boston locations, including South Station, Back Bay Station and North Station. Brief excerpts on each impending Boston […]
Big Dig II? Featured
To dig or not to dig? Seth Moulton says ‘dig’ between North Station and South Station. According to a Boston Globe article, “Moulton is increasingly convinced that connecting the two […]
GE Names Architect for Seaport HQ Featured
Well, now we know who to ask what GE’s new Seaport office will look like: Doug Gensler. From the Boston Business Journal: Some of Gensler’s notable local work includes the […]
