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I've heard from several sources that we may see a conversion of the Federal Reserve Building into a hotel. I have no more details than that. Speculate away! :D

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The "hotel conversion west of Dorrance" rumor, I presume? :D

East, but yes. I couldn't have been more plain with my earlier hint. East of Dorrance, people were guessing Fall River. :lol:

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I've heard from several sources that we may see a conversion of the Federal Reserve Building into a hotel. I have no more details than that. Speculate away! :D

What's the address of this building?

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can someone post a map, live local, or similar for the locationally challenged person writing this post???

Federal Reserve is the ornate building on Dorrance between Westminster and Weybosset. Across the street from where Quiznos used to be.

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Federal Reserve is the ornate building on Dorrance between Westminster and Weybosset. Across the street from where Quiznos used to be.

Oh, my bad! Of course, the Federal Reserve restaurant. :wacko:

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OH - that building!! this is literlly next door to 110, right?

not really. There are a few buildings on Westminster between the Federal Reserve building and the 110 site, inlcuding the arcade and the building Tommy's is in.

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I've heard from several sources that we may see a conversion of the Federal Reserve Building into a hotel. I have no more details than that. Speculate away! :D

Hmmmmm More lost office space. :huh:

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Hmmmmm More lost office space. :huh:

You know what though?...I'm glad. My hope is that more of the older buildings in Downcity are converted into hotels, apartments and/or condos, even retail. I'm not exactly for pushing offices out of those spaces right now (because we don't have anymore space to put them in), but in my mind's eye, I prefer office space to be in office towers - not three story, historical buildings like the Fed. Reserve. Maybe the owners of the Fed. Reserve realize that soon there will be more office space in the city (E@B, hopefully Dyer St.) and thus, don't really need to cater to that group anymore. Also they are likely seeing that today there is a bigger market for tourism/business clientele/Boston-goers in our humble, yet glorious city than there was 5 or 10 years ago.

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I prefer office space to be in office towers - not three story, historical buildings like the Fed. Reserve.

The Fed. Reserve building is twelve stories, isn't it?

I don't disagree with your point, but I do wonder if you understand what building you are talking about.

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The Fed. Reserve building is twelve stories, isn't it?

I don't disagree with your point, but I do wonder if you understand what building you are talking about.

Yeah, I know the building - I used to deliver ice to it when I was a kid. I wasn't being specific to the Federal Reserve....just all the smaller historical buildings that are being used for office space. My bad for being inarticulate.

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