Seems to me that what New Balance is proposing would do a whole lot more to improve the neighborhood than a big box home improvement store ever could.
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Could it be possible that the city use eminent domain in the case that the owner doesn't want to sell?
ReplyDeleteThere is no way a lowes can hold any ground what-so-ever against this proposal (even as it has yet to be announced.)
I don't think eminent domain is needed. When Menino tells Carole Brennan that he will not approve a Lowe's, no matter how much they downsize it, then Marathon Realty will sell the land to New Balance.
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