ffffuuuuuuu11 Bravo wrote:
ya same thing happened in Cleveland....now the team stinks and those places are a ghost town. looked just like what you are describing. it dont last. but the millions and millions the players and owners get leave town.Hurricane2k9 wrote:
I think the Nationals Stadium was funded at least in part by taxpayer money. Their goal was not only to provide a stadium for the Nationals, but also to revitalize the neighborhood.
Both goals have been accomplished. The Navy Yard and Waterfront neighborhoods where the stadium is used to be pretty run down. Now they have apartments like this:
http://www.onyxapts.com/
gentrification lel
I think it'll last here though... Cleveland has its problems, if I'm not mistaken a dying economy. DC's economy is doing pretty well especially given the current world economy, and with all the government spending there's practically no shortage of Federal jobs. A lot of people are also moving in to DC, and apartments like those are far more affordable on a early career salary than the apartments in fancier neighborhoods.
Although around here it's like saying a Porsche is more affordable than a Lamborghini. Maybe, but it's still fuckin expensive.
Last edited by Hurricane2k9 (2010-07-12 19:08:59)
