“…I consider it a win that the mainstream is starting to choose cities over suburbs, that some long-time negative stereotypes of cities are fading, and that it’s no longer considered radical or unusual to choose to live in an urban neighborhood. I’m looking forward to the day when trixie soccer moms towing their children in bike trailers will be as mundane as it is in the Netherlands.”
– Lee, commenting on our post on Panera Bread’s takeover of Ann Sathers’ Belmont location and the ensuing debate over Chicago neighborhoods’ homogenization.
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Comment of the day: Chicago living going mainstream
“…I consider it a win that the mainstream is starting to choose cities over suburbs, that some long-time negative stereotypes of cities are fading, and that it’s no longer considered radical or unusual to choose to live in an urban neighborhood. I’m looking forward to the day when trixie soccer moms towing their children in bike trailers will be as mundane as it is in the Netherlands.”
– Lee, commenting on our post on Panera Bread’s takeover of Ann Sathers’ Belmont location and the ensuing debate over Chicago neighborhoods’ homogenization.
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