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Public Transportation and Smart Growth

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5. Bull. Co-ops and community-based initiatives can work fine.

Thu Apr 28, 2016, 10:17 AM

Apr 2016

A neighborhood doesn't need to be wealthy and overrun with Starbucks to be vital.

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Can Neighborhoods Be Revitalized Without Gentrifying Them? (xpost from GD) [View all] KamaAina Apr 2016 OP

No. The city can't expect people who can't pay rent Press Virginia Apr 2016 #1

Bull. Co-ops and community-based initiatives can work fine. marmar Apr 2016 #5

Do you have the GD link? n/t Wilms Apr 2016 #2

Ask and ye shall receive. KamaAina Apr 2016 #3

Yay! Helps with getting exposure and recs. ;) n/t Wilms Apr 2016 #4