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Originally Posted by arbeiter
I'm definitely pro-density, but it's WAL MART! The income of this neighborhood can support something nicer.
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No, it really can't. This isn't the rich part of town, and it's very low-density compared to the true center-city. The old mall was a going concern back when there weren't any competitors further out, so people would drive into town to go to Northcross. Now that it can only attract from nearby areas, there aren't enough dollars or bodies to make it work, obviously.
This Wal-Mart, barring a drastic increase in residential density, is probably about the best the site can hope for. I hate to say it, because I hate Wal-Mart (but I hate these neighborhoods more, of course); but facts don't care about our feelings.