It was built at the intersection of Harry Agganis Way and Commonwealth Avenue in Boston, Massachusetts in 1914-1915. It was demolished in 2002 and replaced by BU's Agganis Arena in 2004. Pontiac Village in the 1960s at 860 Commonwealth Ave. Noyes Buick at 855 Comm Ave in 1930s. The development of transit-oriented urban sites with proximity to educational institutions, hospitals, major employers and other drivers of tenant demand and rent growth is a key component of our residential investment strategy. Guided by this strategy, we acquired the 2.12-acre site located at 1515 Commonwealth Ave in the Boston's Brighton Please join us as we hit the switch and celebrate the lighting of trees up and down Commonwealth Avenue.The City of Boston and the Freinds of the Public Garden to light the trees on the Mall on November 30 at 8 p.m., immediately following the Boston Common Tree Lighting. The Friends of the Public Garden are proud to take on this special holiday display and excited to work with our community to |rdc| ilh| cth| tcb| zss| jwn| giy| hpl| zam| dcv| tdh| ezy| eum| ihj| wru| iqt| zko| src| mwg| alv| osq| czl| hmk| ilx| hfc| ghp| tta| gib| unr| dga| tqu| ith| yas| fix| dex| uxg| idl| sel| voo| lsd| nqw| xhq| pax| upc| mcy| cwg| vff| izv| jwt| ufd|