Re:Mapping the University of Chicago's 135-Year Expansion in...
by jasonfarnon on Tuesday March 11, 2025 @07:42PM
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"What a non-issue. You have this massive development that's going to benefit your community "
Yes, because it is no longer "your" community. Most of those residents complaining know they will in short order be priced out. The relatively few residents who own property and can hold onto it aren't the ones complaining.
Yes, because it is no longer "your" community. Most of those residents complaining know they will in short order be priced out. The relatively few residents who own property and can hold onto it aren't the ones complaining.