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Originally Posted by edluva
well, fwiw i don't take issue with the findings. but obviously LA didn't get top five for having either of those general characteristics bolded above.surveyed.
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I agree with that as well
...it has a long way to go. I see small bits of progress, but we need to create an integrated city that allows easy flow of people to all of the major neighborhoods with the least amount of traffic and trouble...which obviously is not the case as of now. The point I think of the article was mainly to show that the market, at least commercially, could start a rebound here in LA sooner than many would have expected. If that can lead to investment in that region wide comprehensive transportation system...I am all for it. I think DTLA is in a unique position in that it could create a microcosm of what the city could be like if money is put into more trains, subways, cabs, and trolleys, street level developement, and cultural spaces.
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