Presented by: The Coalition for a Resilient and Inclusive Waterfront One of Boston’s distinguishing features is its vast waterfront— 40 miles of it—along our harbor, islands and rivers. Our residents ...

Boston residents are ready for change. At public forums, the voting booth and in the community, they are declaring loud and clear that we need to embrace a vision of a more equitable, inclusive and ...

The waterfront is changing. Whether you’re a tourist, a recent city transplant, or a Bostonian that knows the stretch from Langone Park to Sumner Tunnel like the back of your hand, there’s more ...

A towering new building is planned for the Boston waterfront. Plans for the Pinnacle at Central Wharf, a $1.2 billion 42-story skyscraper at Central Wharf, were filed Wednesday. They include 22 floors ...

This breakfast place in Boston's North End — one of the Best Waterfront Restaurants in Boston — may be no-frills (it's cash only for loaded vegetable omelettes, hearty pancakes, and other standard ...

If you are looking for something cool to do with the family, then we have the place for you. Perhaps one of the best places to take children in Boston is to the Waterfront. With multiple well-known ...

“Boston is 47 percent water and yet there’s nothing interesting happening on any of it,” according to Kim Poloquin, founder of the arts organization Shift Boston. Though an inflatable pink ...

Imagine a Boston city agency doling out pieces of Boston Common land to favored developers, arguing to the public that carving up the public realm is needed to spur new construction. Imagine learning ...

We’ve long talked about Boston’s waterfront growing less accessible and less affordable. Now a poll confirms those concerns break strikingly along income levels and racial lines with Black, Latino, ...

The future of Boston’s waterfront is a hot topic these days. While most of the attention has centered on individual developments, the more fundamental question facing us right now is: What exactly is ...

Massport designated the owners of several Boston marinas to take over an aging working jetty in the Seaport, according to the Boston Globe. Why it matters: It'll bring a new use to one of the last ...

LOOK ON DEVELOPMENTS HE HAS BEEN TRACKING. MATT: A MAJOR COURT RULING A FEW WEEKS AGO DID NOT GET A LOT OF ATTENTION, HAS TO DO WITH THE ACCESS TO WATER AND HAS BIG IMPACTS FOR BOSTON AND OTHER ...