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In response to "With massive tax breaks and incentives from the city. " by Krusty

Here's something I wonder, that might be an interesting case study. You say "worst areas of the worst neighborhoods"

Posted by Jim (aka Jim) Apr 24 '13, 06:56

I wonder...if they build enough of these 1-person places and enough of the right type of people move into them (out of necessity or whatever)...can that alone cause these areas to no longer be the worst areas?

Just wondering...

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The areas won't change since because the people that live in the city buildings around them won't change. - Krusty Apr 24, 07:09 1
- But these apartments wouldn't work in those areas. Those areas are crammed with families, not single people. - Krusty Apr 24, 07:11
the affordable housing he's talking about is different than what's being discussed above. -- nm - znufrii Apr 24, 06:58 1
- Yes. -- nm - Krusty Apr 24, 07:20

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Here's something I wonder, that might be an interesting case study. You say "worst areas of the worst neighborhoods"

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