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  1. June-19-13, 09:45 AM #1
    TexasT
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    Quote Originally Posted by Honky Tonk View Post
    Classic. As long as they're NOT living around us.
    No, I don't care where they live; I wouldn't live in Detroit if I were worried that "they" live near me. I do care whether there are properties to attract people of all income levels. We have plenty for middle class and lower. I am happy to see us create places for upper income too. We desperately need a tax base in this city.

    And I 100% support some sort of policy that protects a certain percentage of properties for low income. But I'm not going to cry over shifting dynamics.
    Last edited by TexasT; June-19-13 at 09:50 AM.
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