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Originally Posted by Wilcal
Now what about the atrocity on the northeastern corner of Broadway and 4th. That is why the city (and Huizar) should be ashamed. It is only when the neighborhood gradually improves (and gradually is being generous when it comes to Broadway) that things start to change. And it is only when the developers of the said hotel, the new tower on the southeast corner of Broadway and 4th and others who are investing in the area start to scream "bloody murder" about some of the utterly disgusting parts of DTLA
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It's actually shocking to think of the overall condition of dt not too many yrs ago.....certainly over 10 to 20 years ago. Improvements have been even harder to come by based on too many ppl being overly permissive about.....much too tolerant of.....just how broken down things were & had become. that includes ppl in the city who haven't done anything to things like the burned out corner of 4th & broadway.
this video was taken by a tourist from germany, who apparently is in LA to attend the emmy awards. It shows scenes that either didn't exist or would have been dilapidated....or out of service.....or a 1970s disaster like the former macys plaza.....not too long ago.
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the motto of dtla should be images of its rundown or non existent past with the words "never again".
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