Completely out of scale for the neighborhood comes to mind. Were there tradeoffs for providing affordable units? I have no other idea how they were able to build four floors.
Also, all of the units appear to be two bedrooms. Way to identify a niche, then totally flood the market, guys.
The piece de resistance is the cheesy disinformation on the website: click on "Neighborhood" and you get an image of *Davis* Square and the description "Only steps from shops, restaurants and the T. All the best of what city life has to offer."
How about some truth in advertising, here. "Closer to the Foodmaster than to the T."
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Date: 2008-02-10 09:41 pm (UTC)Also, all of the units appear to be two bedrooms. Way to identify a niche, then totally flood the market, guys.
The piece de resistance is the cheesy disinformation on the website: click on "Neighborhood" and you get an image of *Davis* Square and the description "Only steps from shops, restaurants and the T. All the best of what city life has to offer."
How about some truth in advertising, here. "Closer to the Foodmaster than to the T."