I'd add Minneapolis to that list too. Never made Lawrence but liked
all the rest, particularly Portland.
Your post about waking up on the bus brought back memories.
In Dallas my first time there, out in the suburbs at the motel I was
thinking how disorienting it was as the major landmarks were m
Cities in America that i've been to that still have soul;
Madison, WI
Lawrence, KA
Seattle, WA
Portland, OR
Brooklyn, NY (many cool neighborhoods to discover)
I'd be happy living any any of the above
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> It is uncontested that historic districts INCREASE property values.
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It is uncontested that historic districts INCREASE property values.
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Great Article in today's Daily News:
City Champions: Preserving the best of New York
BY JASON SHEFTELL
DAILY NEWS REAL ESTATE CORRESPONDENT
Friday, October 5th 2007, 1:08 AM
http://www.nydailynews.com/services/realestate/2007/10/04/2007-10-
04_city_champions_preserving_the_best_of_ne.html
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Read this;
http://www.kempinski-dresden.de/en/hotel/index.htm?id=1349
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> > What would be a comparable to Asbury Park in terms of NOT using a
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> Dan, re: NYC
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> What would be a comparable to Asbury Park in terms of NOT using an
> areas heritage? And conversly what's a good example of an are that DID
> use its heritage?
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> Any idea of sources for success/fai
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> >> Same goes for D.U.M.B.O in Brooklyn.
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> DUMBO (Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass) was coined and
> created by David Walentas (Two Trees Management). In
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>> Same goes for D.U.M.B.O in Brooklyn.
DUMBO (Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass) was coined and
created by David Walentas (Two Trees Management). In fact, Walentas
bought (from Helmsley Spear) almost the entire area o
I agree.
The parts of NYC that I've always loved, like the Meat Packing district and
it's unique
quality are so rapidly disappearing that it makes me sad.
Same goes for D.U.M.B.O in Brooklyn.
Both locations are/were gritty and to some casual observers downtrodden, but
not to me.
They both had a
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> Has NYC lost its soul?
That was a great article. I read it this morning on the ferry. I meant
to tell you about that Jane Jacobs exhibit. I hope I have time to go.
I too thought of AP. You should scan www.curbed.com. O
Sounds like what's also happened in my beloved Meat Packing district.
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> Has NYC lost its soul?
> By Justin Rocket Silverman, amNewYork Staff Writer
> October 5, 2007
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> A new Chelsea high-rise will include a special ele
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