Posted Aug 15, 2024, 1:35 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2018
Posts: 233
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re Northbank - differences in opinion on aesthetics aside, I think 3rd has a point in that it's tapped into a sleeper market for new neighborhoods in the city. In hindsight, the success of Naval Square and that weird area in Packer Park (Siena Place, is it??) already told us this market was there. Developers eyeing Columbus Blvd south of Washington (ahem, Blatstein) should take notes. If you're not going to build dense, at least extend the grid and build a neighborhood. No more strip malls.
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