The Outrageous Prices People Pay To Live In A Dead Big City Downtown
<p>In 2008, DTLA was rapidly gentrifying.</p>
<p>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.</p>
<p>As development intensified, this changed.</p>
<p>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.</p>
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