5 Boston Developments That Will Blow Your Mind!
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
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We're diving deep into the five biggest development projects set to transform Boston in 2023. These aren't just buildings - they're creating entirely new downtowns within the city. From East Boston to Dorchester, Back Bay to South Boston, we're covering the most significant, mixed-use real estate projects that will redefine the city's landscape.
1. 776 Summer Street
2. On The Dot
3. Suffolk Downs
4. Parcel 12
5. Dorchester Bay City
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Boston needs more public transport!
What Boston needs is to vote in a real mayor of the likes of mayor menino a true Boston gentleman and legend
@@RalphTorchio Boston has had its fair share of Mayors, but the public transport is still lacking far behind
It would be nice if they could improve the T with all these developments
These look beautiful but they’re probably gonna be expensive as hell
Really glad to see the On the Dot project happening. That area is pretty bleak!
We've seen that development worship has catastrophic downsides.
It’s funny that Boston just said that they were expecting huge population drop because of cost of living and commercial real estate vacancies in Boston to the tune of nearly 1 billion dollars lost tax revenue. So I’m confused by all of this!
In Dixie they are building advanced chicken plucking machines. The tale of two Americas
I can only imagine how much worse I93 traffic will be after these developments are complete
Is the commuter rail not a viable option?
Urban development can turn highway commuters into transit commuters and actually improve traffic
@@panagiotisargyrakis4509That’s not how it works. People commute because they want to have a 3 bd house with a nice green yard and good schools for their kids. No one sane will sell their house and move into 2bd condo for double the price so they can save 30 minutes on commute. Those new developments are for the wealthy young professionals and rich childless adults. As soon as they decide to start a family, most move out to the suburbs, this how it’s always been here!
@@falconshock3677Not in these locations. But the subway is definitely an option for some of these.
Suffolk Downs wouldn’t impact 93 directly because it’s on route 1A N. But agreed that any development in Boston is ultimately going to impact 93 under the city.
Im on the other side of the world to you in Melbourne Australia, will all of these developments reach fruition? What are the impressionist shots from, council, gov or state websites? What is your research based on?
The reason I ask is that sadly sometimes something really hopeful promised like for example in Melbourne we have been promised a rail link from the CBD to the airport since the 1970's but all the people in power keep fighting and it never happens, or a world class casino in Cairns (Far north Queensland/Great Barrier Reef) but it doesnt happen due to a whole range of factors?
Anything transit-related in Boston will take about 5 years longer than they say it will haha
But 3 of these developments are already in various levels of construction rn - the Parcel 12 buildings on the highway are coming along nicely.
It looks like the Dorchester City one is just on the developers website and is a long ways away
thanks I've since looked up the developments individually and I'm excited for the future ☺@@bigicecream182
Toronto got one about 6-7 years ago. Nobody thougt it would be possible. So don't loose hope.
What’s the plan for dealing with possible _sea level rise_ due to climate change with respect to all of the Southie/Seaport developments? Even Suffolk Downs and Back Bay could be under water. What do you hear is happening from your vantage point as a real estate professional? Is there any conversation about this behind-the-scenes among your colleagues or in the local government?
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@@atedejong5620 Not sure what’s clownish about asking what he has heard. Last I checked, gathering input and evaluating evidence is a sign of intelligence.
@@j10001 if there really is a risk, then governments would take this into account. which they dont with real estate projects at Ocean areas. Most of the ultra elite even buy real estate on the shores. The rise of sea/ocean levels are based on assumptions, and one set of scientists go to the extreme parameters (which end up in 3 meters rise in 60 years) to others who are on the conservative spectrum (where it is on the lower end of the spectrum with just a few inches in 60 years). If you believe it will be 3 meters, dont buy anything on sea/ocean level. if you think it is minor increase, just buy real estate on the ocean level. maybe ask yourself why arent governments taken this 3 meter approach not into account. it might be that it is a not realistic assumption.
@@atedejong5620 I was asking the author of the video for information that he might have heard. I’m well aware of the different opinions out there, and I’m not interested in politically motivated suggestions to guess what politicians are thinking; I wouldn’t outsource my thinking to them or to most buyers of Seaport property. I was asking the OP for _what he had heard,_ because I’m interested in what conversations they are having.
By the way, as an Ivy League trained scientist (not in the climate space) I’ll point out that the process of making climate forecasts and determining cause and effect is not typically a political process and relies on much more than “assumptions.” There’s every attempt to get hard data and to update models using new data at every opportunity. If you’d like to understand, I’d encourage you to find a recent climate-science article in a top academic journal (such as Nature) and take the time to slowly read the methods section. See for yourself. I hope you find it interesting and that it sparks a fresh interest in learning directly from scientific studies rather than depending on politicians to interpret them for you. I wish more people would try that!
@@atedejong5620
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Are there any more towers going up like South Station Air Rights? Boston proper is running out of room; why aren't we going up? These projects are better than nothing but seem so unambitious.
Height will never happen in downtown boston due to the proximity of logan airport. Thats why the tallest buildings are in back bay
The problem with multifamily dwellings is there only as nice as the stupidest, most obnoxious tenants make them.
A great excuse people tell themselves to not have multi family units near them
So what's your solution to living in a city ?
The part when you said " affordable housing " was so funny I had to pause the video 😂😂😂Sounds like 15 minutes city's have started going up in Boston.. as a resident for 37 years, I would say..don't move to Massachusetts let alone Boston.
The revere development is a nightmare for the traffic there
take train, bus, bike
did you know there's other modes of transportation that exist
@@raimikarim5604 the blue line is the best line in the T system. Bike can only get you so far and it’s shit weather 9 months out of year. The busses are pretty Mids. I’m all for more trains tho
@@avenueb yes, not driving is a good option for some people, especially new residents in these developments. But when they add even a small amount of additional road traffic, it causes congestion for everyone, including people who bought a place 15 years ago when traffic was better and now are stuck with a car commute in snarled traffic every day. It doesn’t take much to change a road from flowing smoothly to stop-and-go.
I dunno man, seems pretty far fetched considering the state of things.
parcel 12 🤣
Boston has a pitifully short skyline.
Gentrification = Real Estate Inflation.
stop complaining about traffic they have in a solution for that is called ride sharing and computer cars YES its closer then you think owning personal vehicle will be a thing of past. they looking pass short term thinking wake up people. This is a long-term view in 20 years from now driving will be illegal
Lmao, you live in some kind of fairy tale buddy😂😂😂
@@FirstHandLLChe might be correct. 🤷♂️ People thought a lot of stuff wouldn’t happen
Nothing new, just building every parcel of land that is still available and skyrocketing home prices…….👎👎
Not building isn't the solution to reduce house prices either.
Says someone who has never worked a day in construction.
@@sumpeoplesay don’t judge 😂😂😂😂
So not building will reduce housing prices?
It's one thing to decry taking undeveloped green space and developing it, it's another to tear down something like an unused power plant and making it a new place for people to live and enjoy
5 more reasons to Avoid Boston These Days. Traffic and costs were bad enough years ago but it will be much worse by every measure. I doubt any new projects will help bring Real Estate prices down or help make Boston more affordable.
Boston blows
And Worcester sucks.
@@markrichards6863 Massatwoshits in general
Such an insightful, intelligent comment. Very eloquent and well-reasoned.
But you don't say why. Captain of your debate team, right?
@@Joelswinger34 If nothing else it is pithy and accurate and truly that's all that really matters
Where is this guy from.😂😂😂. If you make less than 200.000 a year you’ll be living at least 30 miles outside the city. Suffolk downs. …. Really. .? Half of E. Boston doesn’t speak English anymore and most of it’s a dump. Boston like every major city is over priced and going to crap. I left to move to the N.Shore 25 years ago and it was the best thing I did. I still work construction in the city and it’s a joke. You can’t drive there every street is now one lane because the lefty environmentalists don’t want cars. Hey…good luck with those bikes in Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. and. April. Not to mention all the idiots flying thru traffic on those pieces of crap scooters delivering food. And of course those bikes again ,forget that they are supposed to follow the same rules as if they were in a car. Flying thru crosswalks and nearly clipping pedestrians… why that’s not their fault right. DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY. it’s only getting worse in cities.
I bet you think you are capitalist, but don’t realize the market forces involved in building tighter communities and how more business can be done when car parking is removed?
You just a old racist calling non-english speaking places and being a dump, who wants the things to stay same as they were. btw how more money would have made if invested the same money in Boston instead of moving out, I bet thinking about it makes you a bit salty huh?
What!! Really. 150k means you are earning like 10k a month or something like that - you can find a small appartment for 3k surely.
Its a joke, yet you’re still making a living off of this city. Its a major city, if you can’t deal with the diversity that comes along with it because of your narrow mindedness, just say so.
@@ahmedzakikhan7639You realize that nearly half that will be taken by taxes, right? Add food, insurance and other necessary expenses and you’ll be living paycheck to paycheck! 10k a month is NOTHING in good area of Boston!
@FirstHandLLC I meant after taxes you should be earning 10k. Could be wrong here, let's say you earn 8.5k a month after tax - unless you buy an expensive car or want to save to buy a property nearby (which of course is dame expensive), don't see why you will run out of money.