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Originally Posted by Duff
Absolutely. As fairview continues to grow and cost of living increases closer to the peninsula, people will move further and further up the hill.
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It really depends whether enough retail/things to do are added. There's already a good connection to Bayer's Lake, and it's near established areas like Dutch Village (which I could see flourishing in the coming years) and Dunbrack and Lacewood. It's actually pretty well positioned to support transit and walking. If some retail/food options are established around Dunbrack and Main and along the Main-Washmill Lake stretch this could actually be a pretty attractive focal point for upper Fairview, especially if some forest is preserved. Improved bus service between Dutch Village (Bayers Road term.) and Bayers Lake, and along Dunbrack, would also make this development work a lot better. If the retail amounts to another convenience store and a dry cleaner then yeah I can see this becoming a very dull place to live pretty quickly.
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