Stacie Hernandez+FollowBig changes ahead for Motor Mart GarageMotor Mart Garage, that iconic Art Deco building where Bay Village meets Back Bay, might be up for grabs again this winter. The owner has ditched plans for a massive redevelopment—think condos, a new tower, and even a supermarket—and is now reportedly looking to sell the entire city-block property. For folks who live, work, or park in the area, this could mean big shifts in the neighborhood’s future. What would you like to see happen with this historic spot? More housing, green space, or something totally different? Let’s hear your ideas! #Business #Boston #BackBay00Share
Julie Padilla+FollowBoston’s Back Bay gets a playful new hotspotMini golf, craft cocktails, and vintage arcade games—all under one roof—are about to shake up Boston’s nightlife. Swingers Back Bay is opening February 27 on Boylston Street, bringing two wild golf courses, Carnival-style games with prizes, and a full-on party vibe to the neighborhood. The space is massive (over 21,000 square feet!) and designed for everything from date nights to big group celebrations. With late-night hours, DJ sets, and food from local favorites, this spot is set to become a go-to for fun nights out. Who’s already planning their first round? #News #BostonNightlife #BackBay00Share
dianefrank+FollowBack Bay’s new brunch spot everyone’s buzzing aboutFirst Watch just opened its doors on Boylston Street, bringing a fresh twist to Boston’s brunch scene. This isn’t your typical breakfast joint—think chef-inspired dishes, fresh-squeezed juices every morning, and a menu that skips the heat lamps and microwaves. The space is huge, with a Back Bay-inspired mural and a patio perfect for sunny days. Locals are already raving about the lemon ricotta pancakes and “million-dollar” bacon. With seating for 130 and a full bar, it’s set to become a neighborhood favorite. Who’s checking it out this weekend? What’s your go-to brunch order? #Food #BostonEats #BackBay00Share
Michael Phillips+FollowBack Bay neighbors rally to revive David Mugar WayWalking through Back Bay could soon feel a lot greener and more inviting. Local residents and businesses are coming together to raise $350,000 for a major facelift of David Mugar Way, aiming to transform the median with native, drought-tolerant plants that attract pollinators and help clean the air. After years of planning and coordination, the project is ready for the fundraising push. If all goes well, construction could start next spring. Imagine the impact on your daily strolls or commutes—would you chip in to help make this green gateway a reality? #Safety #BackBay #CommunityProject00Share
Samantha Welch+FollowBoston’s $21M Back Bay sale stuns localsA single-family townhouse in Boston’s Back Bay just sold for a jaw-dropping $21 million, setting a new record for private home sales in the city this year. Imagine living in over 11,000 square feet, with eight bedrooms, eight baths, and your own elevator—plus patios and a garage, all steps from the Public Garden. This sale isn’t just about luxury; it’s a sign of how Boston’s real estate market keeps surprising us. What do you think this means for the future of the neighborhood—and for home prices across the city? #RealEstate #BostonRealEstate #BackBay00Share
gregorybrown+FollowBoston’s Back Bay gets a wild new playgroundBoston’s Back Bay is about to level up its nightlife with the arrival of Swingers—a massive, two-story crazy golf and arcade spot opening this spring on Boylston Street. Imagine date nights or group hangs with retro games like Skee-Ball, craft cocktails, and high-energy playlists, all in a vibrant, carnival-inspired setting. It’s not just another bar or arcade; it’s a whole new way to unwind and connect. With event spaces and a global brand behind it, this could become the city’s new go-to for fun. Who’s excited to check it out or host a party there? #News #Boston #BackBay00Share
Charles Coleman+FollowBoston’s Back Bay gets a wild new hangoutBack Bay is about to get a major upgrade for fun nights out—Swingers is bringing its over-the-top crazy golf and arcade experience to 777 Boylston St. Imagine two floors packed with mini golf, retro carnival games like Skee-Ball, and craft cocktails, all set to a high-energy playlist. Whether you’re planning a date, a group outing, or just want to shake up your after-work routine, this spot promises a totally new way to socialize in Boston. Who’s ready to challenge their friends and win some prizes? Let’s talk: Would you try this for your next night out? #News #Boston #BackBay20Share
Mary Williams+FollowBoston’s Brownstone closes after 15 yearsBrownstone, the Back Bay gastropub that’s been a neighborhood staple for nearly 15 years, has served its last meal. Locals are feeling the loss of a spot known for its truffle fries, friendly faces, and cozy brownstone vibes. The team shared heartfelt thanks to regulars and staff, reflecting on the tough reality of running a restaurant these days. With so many Boston eateries closing, it’s hard not to wonder: what’s next for our local dining scene? How do you think these closures are changing the fabric of our neighborhoods? #Food #BostonEats #BackBay00Share
russellolson+FollowBoston’s Back Bay just set a real estate recordA single-family townhouse in Back Bay has shattered records, selling for a jaw-dropping $21 million—the highest home sale in Boston this year. This 1910-built beauty on Commonwealth Ave. boasts eight bedrooms, eight baths, an elevator, and over 11,000 square feet of living space, plus rare perks like private patios and an attached garage. It’s steps from the Public Garden and the Esplanade, making it prime city living. With luxury properties reaching new heights, what do you think this means for Boston’s housing market and neighborhood vibe? #RealEstate #BostonRealEstate #BackBay00Share
Heather Moore+FollowBoston’s Back Bay mansion sells for $11.5MA historic brownstone in Boston’s Back Bay just sold for a jaw-dropping $11.5 million, and it’s turning heads. Ron Sargent, interim CEO of Kroger and former Staples boss, snapped up the fully renovated mansion from ex-Celtics co-owner Steve Pagliuca. The place was so hot it went under contract in just four days, after multiple bids. Imagine living in a four-bed, seven-bath home with a heated walkway, an elevator, and a sun-filled primary suite with a two-sided fireplace! What would you do with a space like this in the heart of Boston? #RealEstate #BostonRealEstate #BackBay00Share
