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Originally Posted by Doctorboffin
-Cambria Hotel: I remember reading it was going to break ground but I haven't heard anything since.
-Olympic Tower: I've heard from some people that it was approved, and others that it is dead, so I'm not sure where to put it.
-Berry Shy's stuff (SB Omega/Hill Street Lofts/Hill Street Lofts): I really like all of these projects as infill, but they all have been around for so long and have had no progress. Is there any news at all about them?
-525 S. Spring: I worry that it is dead given it has been like three years since the last news.
-Medallion 2.0: Assumed dead.
-Alexan: I have also assumed this one is dead, but if there is counteracting news that would be nice to hear.
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Everyone is entering unchartered waters from here on out....how the city's, nation's, world's economy goes over the next 1, 5 to 10 yrs is anyone's guess. same thing can be said about NYC, chicago, boston, Paris, london, toronto, san francisco, atlanta, houston, tokyo, hong kong, seattle, portland, etc, etc.
I'm old enough to remember when dtla was about as far behind & semi dead as any area could be. But that wasn't as difficult to deal with at the time because I didn't realize just how long it would take to get things moving to the next level....plus I had a lot more yrs in the future to look forward to....& be patient about. Now the coronavirus has pushed everything back to square one.
I feel like I've going to have to go back to grade school...even kindergarten....all over again...but I'll still be the same age as I am today.
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back to the future....I hope dtla doesn't return to its bad ol past....it's physically still better than it was before, so hopefully another downturn won't make dt seem as sad as it was in the past. But what will the pace of change & improvement be like if the old economy of about 20-30 yrs ago....when ppl were abandoning urban centers....becomes the economy of today...of the 2020s?
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