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Seaport Square plans released; Filene’s building tower, too

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John Hynes and Gale International have released preliminary designs of their massive Seaport Square project, planned for the South Boston Waterfront (ha ha!). (There are more renderings in the .pdf.) Also, they have created several renderings of what Washington Street...

45 Province hits 22 floors

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Some great photos of the 45 Province condominium project, currently under construction on … Province Street, in the hot Downtown Crossing Ladder District. Completion, 18 months away. Source: ArchBoston.com Boston Real Estate for Sale Loading... Click here back...

47-story tower planned for Copley Place

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Simon Properties has announced plans for a major expansion of their Copley Place mixed-use development. According to the Boston Business Journal: The expansion, first discussed with city officials in 2006, calls for 660,000 square feet of luxury residential space,...

Stonewall Communities delays gay / lesbian project

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From Banker & Tradesman: The credit crunch and a lack of buyers have put New England’s first over-55 community for gays and lesbians on hold. “We decided that the real estate and lending markets were not favorable right now and we’re going to sit tight for a...

Photos from The Bryant

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So I had my camera phone with me today? – click on photo to enlarge Boston Real Estate for Sale Loading... Click here back to Boston Real Estate Home Search Ford Realty – Boston Real Estate Google Reviews 2019 & 2020 Click Here: Seaport Luxury high...

Breaking: Mandarin Oriental on fire

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For someone who spends around 2 hours a day at 755 Boylston Street, how I could miss this whole thing is beyond me. Anyway, in case you’ve never seen photos of broken windows before, here are two: The fire was apparently on the fourth floor in an exercise room....