Showing movement: 306 West Third Street

0.3 min readBy Published On: March 4th, 2018Categories: Caught In Southie, News8 Comments on Showing movement: 306 West Third Street

Between the flooding, the wind and rain, a three-story home under renovation at 306 West Thirds Street began to show movement.  According to the Boston Fire Department, the area was established as a “collapse zone.”

On Sunday – the building was torn down for safety reasons.

Yikes! 

Image via Twitter TyrantII

 

8 Comments

  1. Not so New to the Hood March 5, 2018 at 3:31 pm - Reply

    If only we could deem other blight “moving” so those could be torn down as well. Like St. Vincent’s church…what a true waste.

    • Roger Glass March 6, 2018 at 11:02 am - Reply

      Do you wake up this grumpy or do you need a running head start?

      • Not so New to the Hood March 6, 2018 at 1:57 pm - Reply

        lol. It’s pure fact. It’s like a half acre plot in a highly sought after part of the neighborhood. They were so quick to tear down that house…why not tear down the church too while they’re at it? It’s not even a shot at the irish Catholics, it’s a shot at complacent land bankers.

      • Not so New to the Hood March 6, 2018 at 1:58 pm - Reply

        If you’re rent was 20% higher than what it should be, then you’d be annoyed too. Sounds like you bought pre 2012 and are fine with your overvalued home.

        • Roger Glass March 7, 2018 at 8:27 am - Reply

          Oh come on nowwww. I was just playin.

          Overvalued? In my opinion, we are just getting started! The amount of unsolicited cash offers that cross my table each passing week are amazing!

          • Not so New to the Hood March 7, 2018 at 1:04 pm

            Borrowing costs are rising, mass transit solutions are not formulating (aside from the seaport gondola which serves a small portion of the community), and BPS have been stagnant in terms of quality, rising seas are becoming a legitimate concern, new construction deliveries are at an all time high, the death rate is slowly starting to match the birth rate.

            There will be shift back to the burbs in the near future and inner city housing prices will decrease by 10%. Heard it hear first.

          • Guppy (geezer urban post-professional) March 8, 2018 at 7:15 am

            NTSNTTH just made me wish someone would take away my shoelaces and belt.

  2. Not so New to the Hood March 6, 2018 at 1:59 pm - Reply

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