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Yep, flawed study. The stuff in Brighton, deep Dorchester, Hyde Park and Roxbury should be thrown out since a lot of it is very much not TOD and you'd barely kn
by meddlepal 10y ago
Yep, flawed study. The stuff in Brighton, deep Dorchester, Hyde Park and Roxbury should be thrown out since a lot of it is very much not TOD and you'd barely know you were living in Boston.
- BWStearns 10y agoWhat is TOD btw? I think I agree with you but I'm curious about the term.
- jeffwilcox 10y agoTransit-oriented development - built along trams/metro/rapid bus cooridors
- arkwar 10y agoThat is pretty ludicrous - Dorchester makes up nearly 1/4 of the city's entire population and is by far the largest neighborhood land area wise. Plus it has the red line, high speed line, and commuter rail/fairmont line. Same goes for the rest of the neighborhoods like Rozzie, Westie, Hyde Park - the two families are three deckers are as 'Boston' as any Brownstone in the Backbay or South End.