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Originally Posted by RonnieFoos
However, not having affordable options is just holding back more residents that could be living Downtown, so Phoenix is really just hurting itself by not pushing for more affordable options. I'm sure there are a ton of residents that want to live Downtown, but cannot afford it. I am on that threshold myself and would have already moved to Downtown if there were about a $300 less per month option for me. Hopefully, if Palm Court gets off the ground which will include workforce housing, then it will catch on and more will be added to future developments.
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Like right downtown? That's a fair point and I'm never opposed to adding affordable housing. But thinking of other markets like Denver or Seattle, I like to stir the pot by suggesting they're now places that only liberal elites can afford.
San Diego, I assume is old enough that more affordable spaces can be found there.
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