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When was the last time Nordstrom opened a new store that wasn't a Rack?

The reality is that the number of department stores of 125,000 square feet and up isn't really growing. Especially not "hot...

Yes. Or, at least any investment would have to make a profit. It was in the city:

Initiative 91: Seattle rejects sports subsidies

https://www.cbssports.com/nba/news/thunder-shut-down-giant-outdoor-watch-party/

And it's mainly just optics. The violence was unrelated to the game activities, but people to continue to associate it with Thunder alley, even now. So, clearly, if anything bad happens, people can...

It's always interesting how the role of the NBA in all of it gets overlooked. Seattle probably doesn't want to acknowledge that, because it would like another team at some point. At the time, Key was...

If it doesn't get built, you'll most likely just not hear about it in national publications again.

If it does get built, there will continue to be articles written about how unnecessary it is.
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Agree.

If it's based on noise, I don't think anyone in and around downtown would have much to complain about. Most everything around it is in a zone that allows for 100 times greater SPL than in...

Good point. The cars often take up more room than the people. And in a denser areas, using ride share would make more sense, reducing the need for parking to begin with.

Not really, because the ones in urban areas do work. To prove your point you'd have to show examples of amphitheaters in urban areas that have failed to work and not just by some subjective "but they...

I think mostly just cheap land in large chunks, sometimes subsidized by exurb municipalities. I'm sure noise ordinances have played a part. I lot of the older ones were built before the area around...

Well, the one mentioned works well:

https://www.livenation.com/venue/KovZpZAEAAJA/everwise-amphitheater-at-white-river-state-park-events

That's probably about 40 shows this year. It's 6,000k...

That is not available. V-safe data is collected from people who voluntarily sign up and self report. For privacy reasons, it is not publicly released.

This could raise transparency issues, of...

There's nothing wrong with the publications you linked to on the CDC site. They don't say or reflect what ICAN wants them to say, but there's nothing inherently disreputable about them. The numbers...

ICAN research is the group that brought the suit you referenced and the organization that reported the findings you posted.



The reported numbers from ICAN that you posted is not peer...

Which is probably the best approach, given that it's in the middle of several historic neighborhoods. Preserving and complimenting the established identities of our oldest neighborhoods and districts...

And that the article is equating civil works projects to an idea for a hotel / condo building.

I think it's more a function of media consolidation that's been happening since the 90s.

Rover mentioned that USAToday ran with it. Well, Gannett, who owns USAToday, also owns the Oklahoman, along...

You're right. My bad. I must have assumed it'd be more based on those markets, but didn't actually look. Not smart on my part.

And even though it was slightly more people, the Denver one actually...

Exactly. All grew by less percentage, but by more people.

What that shows is that OKC's growth rate was 18% higher rate than Tulsa's growth rate during that time (1.04% vs. 1.23%)

And, because the base for that percentage growth is higher in OKC by about...

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In my experience, most of that sentiment is really just informed by ignorance at this point. Tulsa does have a good local art scene and has strong creative organizations doing good things in...

Not really a rut. OKC has been consistently adding apartments in the core for years now, but for reasons you outlined in your own post, they are not 30+ story high rises. The amount of undeveloped...

And the base is significantly different, too.

I had heard that Cake was coming on 5/17, but can't find anything official, so maybe just a rumor.

I think it's more of a matter that he's the only one really looking into the claims surrounding the developer. I'm sure if there was an 1100 ft building in Miami that Matteson spearheaded, Pete would...