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Originally Posted by FactaNV
I think it's an overly bold idea that developers would want the land. Between the remediation, interest rates and the fact that it's sandwiched between two of the poorest urban postal codes in the country, I think they'd rather put out a campfire with their faces before buying that money pit.
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I've always found that argument absurd. Remediation, sure, 100%.
But everyone's been crying about "revitalizing downtown" and "more high density residential" and "rapid transit".
This gives you all 3. In 1 fell swoop.
It's practically downtown, it's perfect for high density residential, and would be located right on the rapid transit hub for the entire city. There's absolutely demand. The numbers for builders are incredible.