The Outrageous Prices People Pay To Live In A Dead Big City Downtown

In 2008, DTLA was rapidly gentrifying.

Up until then, there wasn’t much reason to go Downtown. And very few people lived there. Most people avoided it, outside of a trip to Staples Center for a show or sporting event or a night out at Walt Disney Concert Hall.

As development intensified, this changed.

Luxury apartments started popping up throughout DTLA and to/just inside the boundaries of Skid Row. Top-notch restaurants and cocktail bars followed. Whole Foods and Shake Shack even came Downtown. They’re still there.

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