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Message: [QUOTE="HooperScooper, post: 5351795, member: 10"] Yup. The Seaport itself is basically a new small city. That area has changed the most. It wasn't that long ago the area was a lot of open air parking lots. North Station has a bunch of new multi-family towers plus the tall office building that has a Verizon sign on it. Remember how seedy Causeway Street used to be? Not too long ago there used to be only 2 buildings in Boston you could see the tops of from the Mass. Pike coming into Boston around the I-95 interchange, the Prudential Tower and The John Hancock tower (now 200 Clarendon Street). Now there are 6. 2 of them, 1 Dalton Street and Millennium Tower, are hotels/residential. The other 2 are Winthrop Center and the South Station tower (which was just finished this year). Boston isn't close to New York City. But it's not Hartford either. [/QUOTE]