Well, that certainly changes the dynamic of it all. IF the neighborhood is already developed or successful or has viable businesses then shunning a trader joe's makes sense. I still don't see why they're hanging their hats on "affordable housing."Well first of all the source is some right wing/ neocon circle jerk ... so who the hell knows. There's a link to the Oregonian that doesn't exactly have a lot in.
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They could be referring to ne portland?(they are) It was a bit empty but literally ten minutes away walking it's the nicest part of the city(downtown). I've only been to Portland once. You can walk across the whole city easily. Portland is a boutique city in my eyes, they have access to everything at arms length from what I saw and their metro is very inexpensive.