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Old Posted Nov 23, 2020, 5:42 PM
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Originally Posted by dreambrother808 View Post
Downtown draws people from all over the region. The businesses aren’t just supported by that 180,000. The practical reality is that downtown businesses would suffer to some degree and if you support this you have to accept that as a necessary consequence rather than pretending it won’t happen.
I tend to believe that it would look more like a slowdown or pause in growth than a contraction, because these kinds of shifts occur over many years. But in no way will it make a ghost town out of the downtown core. Vancouver has too many natural attractions and venues around the downtown peninusla for it to wither.
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