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Old 06-18-2008, 10:15 PM
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Default Re: Bricktown may create a "master plan"

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Originally Posted by jbrown84 View Post
Well we don't want it to look like a modern lifestyle center. There are much better examples of historic districts that have thriving retail. Union Square San Francisco, for example.
Retail never left Union Square or downtown San Francisco in general. Comparing downtown San Francsico (one of the great urban centers in the world) and Bricktown is like comparing Neptune and the Earth. But I agree with your premise as far as historic district renovations go.
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