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Old Posted Nov 18, 2019, 5:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Sun Belt View Post
A region of 20 million people will not become a hub and spoke by adding 500,000 mostly high income residents. LA is multi nodal. It's not like Chicago and therefore it shouldn't build a hub and spoke transportation network and fortunately transit lines aren't all forced to go through DT.


Correct! Southlands best bet is to be aggressive with multi-nodal employment centers. Imagine if the State government allowed a place like the Inland Empire to be as aggressive with adding new employers as Texas is!? Imagine if there were land and tax incentives in place to land corporate relocations or expansions to Corona or Menefee or Murrieta? Definitely out in remote exurbs like Victorville they need employers to water down commuting.
Shorten commutes and allow for growth that isn't just bedroom community type. Downtown and west LA have their own draws and will take care of themselves. Multinodal is the key.
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