[iheartphilly]

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Doesn't the city have affordable housing? I mean developers can cater to various buyers. Like 500 Walnut, that's all luxury. Do we want to throw in for those with limited income, like they do with the proposed "The Laurel @Rittenhouse Square" and have a "poor door" for those tenants. I say if variances are need, then the benefit should be for all not just the limited income folks that are renting or buying. Let economics dictate how and what should be built. Developers take all the risk don't they?