With In A Pickle recently leaving its Main Street location for a new Moody Street spot, you may have had some thoguths as to what should move into the new spot.  The 655 Main St. location sits in the heart of the downtown Waltham district and is surrounded by other retail stores. Also, it is close to public parking and public transporation bus stops.  What do you want to see move into the former In A Pickle location? Leave your thoughts in the comments section below.

With the construction of a new office/retail building continuing at the intersection of Trapelo Road and Lexington Street, you may be wondering what will eventually fill it. While there has been no word yet on what will occupy the site, jump in and share your thoughts on what you think should move into the site. Share your thoughts in the comment box below!

With Boca Restaurant & Bar recently closing on Pine Street, a vacancy along the Moody Street area opened. The site is readily accessible by foot, car and bus and is near many other area restaurants and the Embassy Cinema.  What do you think should move into the site? Leave your comments in the comment box below.

With the recent closing of Sadie's Saloon on Pine Street, an empty building now remains.  It now needs a new tenant. The site is easily accesible by car, foot and bus. It is near many other restaurants, sufficient parking and a movie theatre. TELL US: What do you think should move into the site? Tell us in the comments box below.

This week's Visions for Vacancies brings us to 891 Main St. in downtown Waltham. The storefront, which is next to Lena's sub shop, is empty and is looking for a new tenant.  What do you think should move into the empty storefront? The site is accesisble to pedestrians, cars and by MBTA bus, there is ample parking on the nearby sidestreets and near many other stores. 

The Upper Crust pizzeria on Moody Street recently shuttered its doors, leaving its location vacant and looking for a new tenant. Tell us what you think should move into the location? Leave your comments in the comment section below. The building is in the downtown "restaurant row" surrounded by other kinds of shops. It is easily accessible by car, foot and public transportation. There are several municipal parking lots nearby with plenty of parking.

The former Keene Kuts building near the Newton line needs a new tenant, but what should it be? This week's Visions for Vacancies brings us to 243 High Street, the site of the former Keene Kuts. The location sits on the Waltham/Newton line across from a cemetary. It is accesiblel by car and MBTA bus and sits in a commercial district. According to city zoning regulations, the site could be used for several types of establishments including a church (by right), fast food restaurant or a used car lot (both with a City Council approved special permit). What do you think think should move into this…

This week's Visions for Vacancies brings us to 235 High St., the former site of Suburban Automatic Transmission. The site is currently empty and sits in a commercial district of mostly non-retail stores. It is accesible by car and MBTA bus. Parking is available on residential side streets. Also, it sits on the Newton line.   What do you think should move into the location? Tell us what you think in the comments section.

We are at 702 Main St. for this week's Visions for Vacancies, the former site of Coldwell Banker. The building is located in a high-traffic downtown area accessible by bus, foot, car or even the nearby Commuter Rail. City zoning regulations allow for the site to be used as a drive-thru, retail stores and restaurants among other things.  What do you want to see move into the site? Tell us in the comments section below. 

For this week's Visions for Vacancies, we are at 32 Warren St. The brick storefront is currently empty and needs a new tenant. The building sints on a busy street with plety of on-street parking. It is accesible by MBTA bus and other means of transportation. Despite it being listed as 32 Warren St., on the front of the building, it is listed as 14 Warren St. in city records.  What do you want to see move into the storefront? Leave your comments in the comments box below?

Moody Street has a wide range of stores from restaurants to jewlery shops and now there is another place for a new store. This week we are at 408 - 412 Moody St., for our Visions for Vacancies feature where we ask readers what kind of business they want to see mve into an empty Waltham site. The store is easily accesible by car or by MBTA bus. There is parking on Moody Street and the adjacent side streets. It is surrounded by other stores that could help boost traffic into any future tenant. According to city zoning regulations, the site could be used for a religious institution, retail store…

What should go into the empty storefront at 73 Charles St. in Waltham? Tell us in the comments sections below. For this week’s Visions for Vacancies, we are at the site of the former Varney Printing shop. According to city records, the business was taken over the city after the print shop failed to pay its taxes. It opened in 1940. FEATURES OF THE SITE (Source: May 2012 letter from City of Waltham about auction of site.) One story, with a basement. 1st floor is 1,812 square feet. Two parking spaces are included in the site, but other parking is available on the street. It is also accessible …

The space at 728 Moody St. is a bit hidden unless you notice the small sign hanging in the window. This week we are at the first floor of the building on upper Moody Street, where the building's owner is looking for a new commerical tenant, according to a real estate listing. One note -- the building's owner has recently had issues with tenants living in the residential parts of the building. SITE FEATURES High ceilings On-street and side-street parking Private bathroom Storage space Accessible by foot and MBTA bus Surrounded by eateries and other businesses City zoning regulations allow for …

Drive down Lexington Street and you will notice the empty spot which Hollywood Video used to occupy. This week’s edition of Visions For Vacancies brings us to that site, which has been empty for at least a year.  The site sports a large parking lot on a heavily-traveled road. It is accessible by vehicles, pedestrians and MBTA buses. The building is 7,676 square-feet, but can be split into two spaces, according to a 2010 real estate listing.According to city zoning regulations, it could be used for a private school, funeral home, retail store or other uses.  What do you want to see go into the…

While there are many restaurants in Waltham, occassionally they close for any number of reasons, as was the case with Gemelli Ristorante. For this week's Visions For Vacancies, we are at its former 560 Moody St. location, which remains empty. It's upper Moody Street location is accessible by bus, walking, bicycling or vehicle. On-street parking is available at metered spaces as well as side-street parking.  A prior real estate listing said the building is 2,200 square feet on a 2,300 square foot lot. It has two bathrooms and a full basement in addition to the restaurant space. Zoning …

Welcome back to our second edition of Visions for Vacancies. This week we are at 565-567 Moody St, which currently underwent renovations.  Previously, Compustar occupied the space, but moved next door as part of the renovations, according to local realtor Kenneth Brown, whose family trust owns the building.  Brown is currently searching for a new tenant for the 1,500 square foot space, and said he has fielded several calls to locate massage parlors there, something he said he won't allow. He has previously said he also won't allow nail salons, hair salons, barbershops and a conveience store…

Have you ever driven around Waltham and wondered what will occupy that empty building? Now, you will have a place to share your thoughts on what should occupy that space.  Welcome to Visions for Vacancies, a new Waltham Patch feature where you can discuss possible uses of empty buildings. Every week, we will feature a new storefront or building in Waltham. Then it’s up to you to say what should go into the space.  To kick things off, we’re at 699 Main St., the former site of Kabab & Tandoor, Halal Indian Cuisine, which moved to Moody Street in 2010. The site sits near the intersection of …