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"As shown above, Brooklyn, Queens and especially the Bronx have 40% to 60% less retail sales per capita than the U.S.* While this is a slight improvement over 2002, it is astounding."
"As shown above, Brooklyn, Queens and especially the Bronx have 40% to 60% less retail sales per capita than the U.S.* While this is a slight improvement over 2002, it is astounding."
San Francisco is shaking in its boots.
Still waiting on those videos, Ray. Not every neighborhood is so fortunate to have Wal-Mart, Best Buy and El Pollo Loco.
Or take the subway to the gold line to the suttle that takes you to the Arroyo Seco. After the concert/game: shuttle back to South Pas for beverages, walk score 95.
All NOT in LA.
You can even stop by at the Apple store or Tiffany and Co on Colorado, neither or which can be found in Brooklyn.
Didn't I say find a 70 sq. mile area with a walkscore of 95? Not a single address with a walkscore of 95 (that's probably near an El Pollo Loco and a shopping mall). Downtown LA only has a walkscore of 92 and that's the most "walkable" area of the whole entire friggin' metro area.
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