Which area of the Boston region has changed the most recently?

A week doesn’t seem to pass without at least one nugget of news about a major Boston-area streetscape change or new development.

Then there are the truly plate-shifting events such as skyscrapers piercing the horizon or headquarters hitting the region.

So our latest open thread wants to gauge what Curbed Boston readers think about the effects of these additions and changes on particular areas—in short, which parts of the region have changed the most in recent years?

There are any number of candidates, of course. The eastern reaches of the South End could be one. The Seaport District, too. The Eastie waterfront? Harvard Square perhaps?

Sound off in the comments section below.

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