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Originally Posted by tommaso
It all comes down to the developers and investors in conjunction with the Banks. What will they do? We're starting to find out what they're doing. We're getting a Target in downtown and it will be an attractive one. That's one example. There is already a Macy's in downtown. There's another example. Now, there are thousands of people in L.A. who want another large retail option in downtown. Let's see what the real estate developers, investors and banks do moving forward. We can believe in change. We will grow and evolve. What we will become is stronger, more attractive, more diverse and more powerful. That is the future of L.A. and its downtown!  |
Let me say this.......when you see Macy's DT do a major upgrade so that its like other Macys; when you see Macy Plaza punch some holes in its exterior walls so that its part of the streetscape on 7th rather than turning its 'back' on the street; then and only then will you hear talk about a major dept store coming to DTLA.
DTLA has to walk before it can run. Instead of fighting that premise, why not enjoy the ride. This is an exciting time for DTLA.......there is a lot happening and a lot to do without worrying about when Nordstrom's will be staking out a presence. It will come when its time for it to happen.
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