0 Final Meeting for South Boston Waterfront Sustainable Transportation Plan

South Boston Waterfront Sustainable Transportation PlanIf we can’t get to and from our workplace in a reasonable amount of time, we will find a job that we can.  Boston continues to grow its daytime and bedtime population and we need to constantly improve transportation infrastructure.

From the Boston Business Journal:

“One of the central goals of the transportation plan is to improve access and mobility across multiple modes of transportation for residents, workers and tourists throughout the neighborhood, which in theory will maximize economic growth and vitality along the waterfront and, as the draft plan says, “enhance the public realm.” The draft plan also highlights expanding community connections within South Boston and the South Boston Waterfront and enhancing mobility inside the Waterfront itself.”

0 Greenway Site: Normandy Hotel

The last available parcel for the Greenway has now been awarded. The Big Dig project started in the 1991 and was completed in in 2006 and holds the distinction of the most expensive highway project in the U.S.

Parcel 9 Hanover Street

Credit: Boston Business Journal

“Five years after the state offered up one of the last remaining parcels along Boston’s Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway for sale, Normandy Real Estate Partners’ bid for a hotel has been selected….Normandy’s proposed development calls for mid-priced hotel and a first-floor food market to complement the adjacent Haymarket Pushcart Association produce market,” a Boston Business Journal report noted.

The complete article is available on the Boston Business Journal’s website: MassDOT chooses Normandy hotel

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