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Archive for April, 2005
I am getting a bunch of hits from people doing research on
the Trilogy project, in the Fenway.
I don’t have many specifics. However,
first off, you should be aware that this is an apartment building, not condos.
There
have been plans announced for a condo project where the McDonald’s and Domino’s pizza shop are,
but it’s [...]
04/20/05 |
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I will have to do some research on this, but my
first reaction to the two stories, below, from the Boston Herald, is that they are not reflective
of what’s really happening out there, right now.
First, any suggestion that
Dorchester isn’t hot hot hot is just plain wrong. I’ve been there extensively over the past [...]
04/20/05 |
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From the Boston
Herald:
By Scott Van
Voorhis
Tuesday, April 19, 2005
If you’re wondering what it will be like if the
real estate bubble bursts, ask some homeowners in Dorchester and Roxbury.
The gas is running out of the recent real estate run-up in both neighborhoods,
according to local housing researcher John Anderson.
Dorchester and Roxbury homeowners [...]
04/20/05 |
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From the Boston Herald:
While Beacon Hill
and neighborhoods such as Dorchester and Roxbury don’t typically rub shoulders, the two ends of
the Hub housing market may be sharing symptoms of a coming real estate chill, experts
say.
Condo sales on Beacon Hill fell nearly 50 percent in
March, according to a veteran neighborhood dealmaker.
Meanwhile, [...]
04/20/05 |
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From the Boston Globe:
Twelve years ago, some said that luring shoppers to a hardscrabble part of Boston would be a battle. But the retail center is not only thriving, it’s expanding.
By Susan Diesenhouse, Globe Correspondent | April 16, 2005
In 1993, as South Bay Center rose in Boston’s old Newmarket industrial district, some doubted [...]
04/19/05 |
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From the
Boston Globe:
You just can’t beat New York, king of the hill, top
of the heap, 26 baseball World Championships. Why live any place else?
By
Andrew Rapp, Globe Correspondent | April 16, 2005
What a difference 86 years makes.
It turns out you can beat New York, if you do it by contrast rather [...]
04/19/05 |
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