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Would You Live Above a Costco?
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Being that Costco is in the business of making money, I doubt they'd let it get too crappy.
I doubt they'd sit idly by for a situation of "we have a location where people are visibly smoking crack two floors up from the entrance"
My only concern about it would be what I mentioned before. It'd be very tempting for someone who lived there to want to work at the Costco location, and thereby put themselves in an exploitative situation.
*But*, that's just a potential risk to consider, it's not a sure thing that it would happen. I'd trust Costco to navigate that dynamic more than I'd trust some of the other big box retailers. (given their track record of paying better and offer better benefits to employees)
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I would not like that either.
Otoh 800 units of working professional people housing can really change a neighborhood. That brings a different set of problems. But for sure the neighborhood will be on its way up.
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Might be prosperous to get one of those fancy "working professional" chains like Costco or something.
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This si common in some foreign countries. Typically they may have sense condo high rises with a mall adjacent, sometimes on top. Also., land nearby that has lower density single family homes and/or midrise developments.
184 low income (subsidized apartments) might scare some tenants but if I worked nearby sure this complex seems quite good.
184 low income (subsidized apartments) might scare some tenants but if I worked nearby sure this complex seems quite good.
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