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The Proposals:
Trinity Financial: Trinity is back for another go at Parcel 13 with a proposal that consists of 350 apartments and retail space. The project would consist of only 100 spaces and will certainly be a point of contention if this project gets to a community review. However, with the situation of this project at the center of a transportation hub, owning a car in this transit oriented development would not be a necessity as transportation options are abundant in the immediate area. In The Meantime... Lets activate the space to show how vital it could be. ![]() Whichever project is chosen, if any, development is still a long way off from becoming a reality. Many months of bid review, community involvement and municipal and state approvals will be necessary before this project is ever able to break ground. The bridge over the Pike serves as an access point for residents and visitors to access both the Back Bay and Fenway Neighborhoods and, on busy summer nights when the Red Sox are in town, this sidewalk becomes littered with sports fans heading to Fenway.
If you'd like to express your view on this or other surrounding air rights parcels, there is a public meeting for the BRA's air rights advisory committee for all surrounding parcels 12-15:
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11/17/2017 09:52:27 am
Заработок в интернете это просто!
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2/12/2019 04:34:27 pm
I think that the world is heading into an era where consumerism will be the most important thing. Every company should take notice about the change that is happening. Being able to adapt to the fast and groundbreaking change that is soon to happen will be key. I think that marketing managers in particular should be able to understand how consumerism works. I hope that my insights have helped you in any way, and I hope that you can use this in your future work.
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