July 9, 2008

Hitting the Links

• New England Coffee isn’t very green, is it? [Universal Hub]
• Some apartment dwellers in New York complain about their neighbors children. I don’t blame them.[The New York Times]
• Forbes listed the best places to raise children. Not on the list: apartments with wood floor and neighbors underneath? [Forbes]
• Another meaningless “Best of” poll. [The Beantown Bloggery]
• Will East Boston ever be a hip, hot neighborhood? [CondoDomain]
• Try to avoid dumping your sewerage in Boston Harbor. [Bostonist]
• Big surprise: Downtown Crossing is getting some luxury apartments. [Boston Daily]
• A whole bunch of valuable property near Beacon Hill remains almost completely unused. [Boston Globe]
• BC needs to start some taxes. [Brighton Centered]
• John Keith doesn’t think Columbus center is happening.  While I agree with him, I hope we’re wrong. [John Keith]
• Home staging companies offer several level of service, so you have no excuse for showing an ugly house. [Home Staging Blog]
• Trump Tower Tampa needs help: developers filed for bankruptcy. [The Real Estate Bloggers]

Hitting the Links

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