Enough to build to house them with government aid vs. being too expensive for that, yes.
Real Estate Developers
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Exactly, if OP thinks developers get everything they want, Tim Haymaker and Dudley Webb would beg to vehemently disagree.
Lexington has very strict Urban Service boundary which 95% of the builders/developers hate, but it has maintained the character of Fayette County for generations now, while the town has grown from 150,000 to 350,000 since I was a kid, so IMO at least, has been largely successful.
Lexingtonians just need to either A) accept more density and allow developers more leeway as to means and methods of how to build; or B) expand subdivisions further and further outside the urban core, which I would not support (and think I am in the majority). Hell the Chevy Chase crowd showed up in force to oppose the Kroger renovation (not new construction) at Euclid Avenue where the store has been located since 1977.
I mean, the NIMBY folks need to give it a rest every now and then. They can sure tell you what they oppose, but never seem to show up to support any other project either.
Meat coffee is the real takeaway from this thread.
I get what OP is saying. I'm out in Masterson area. They're building a ton of apartments and condos on Citation. Would rather see some restaurants and bars open up.
I get what OP is saying. I'm out in Masterson area. They're building a ton of apartments and condos on Citation. Would rather see some restaurants and bars open up.
Near the Legacy Trail would be ideal for a pub, stopped at West 6th after riding the trail on Saturday
No one is gonna talk about our plastic high school field that we make the football team play on. There’s an opportunity to create a natural grass green space.