Last month while I was on vacation a block of truly luxurious apartments came on-line in Charlestown’s Navy Yard. Managed by Roseland Properties and called the HarborView at the Navy Yard this building is truly top of the line. Originally slated to be a condominium building it offers much larger floor plans than the traditional […]
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Most of Lower Allston groans when Harvard releases details of its latest land acquisition in their neighborhood.
Not Today!
What’s loving referred to as the communist block, in my office, the horrible looking cement fortress known as the CharlesView Apartment Complex has agreed to a land swap, of sorts, with Harvard University. The residents of […]
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A lot has been written about the Governors Casino plan for the State. I have held back from talking about the subject because I feel the opening of an actual casino is years away… if ever.
But, speaking hypothetically, I would like to point out what will mostly likely happen to the towns that do […]
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This is a great idea!
As reported in the Boston Globe this morning Ronald Druker (the man behind Heritage on the Garden & Atelier|505) has submitted plans to the city to redevelop the infamous Shreve, Crump & Low building into a swank luxury office building. The property is being designed by Cesar Pelli.
Most office […]
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After Decades of deal deals, constant renegotiating, and increasing construction costs Winn Development can finally see the light at the end of the Mass Pike, err tunnel. Columbus Center is set to begin construction soon and with a little help from the State.
The big stink that has loomed over this project it the amount […]
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