Obviously not to most who own homes, but as an apartment dweller in a big city

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Jan 4, 2025
7:48:47pm

SUAVO Truly Addicted User

It has to appeal to people. Especially if you happen to work at that costco

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Who would this appeal to?

CBaass

Jan 4, 7:16pm

Who would it not appeal to?

SUAVO

Jan 4, 7:21pm

RE: Who would it not appeal to?

Rusty Crab Daddy

Jan 4, 7:28pm

Obviously not to most who own homes, but as an apartment dweller in a big city

SUAVO

Jan 4, 7:48pm

Sam’s Club people

garyfan

Jan 4, 7:33pm

Anyone who needs to rent an affordable apartment in a safe area...

BYUtka

Jan 4, 7:23pm

People who want to live in cheap urban walkable rentals?

AltTabbins

Jan 4, 7:25pm

IIRC the city required it to get the permits for the store

El Careeb

Jan 4, 7:25pm

I've lived in worse places. Parking would be a concern though

vagabonder

Jan 4, 7:35pm

Obviously not people with cars because good luck finding a parking space

Salami Karate

Jan 4, 7:35pm

Not mentioned is that Costco including the apartments made the approval much

orrin7

Jan 4, 7:46pm

Hopefully our inside man, King Husein of Span Construction, benefits from this.

BYUFBDAD

Jan 4, 7:55pm

Includes a free membership? To Costco?

tyler durden

Jan 4, 8:13pm

If you live above the store you probably aren't loading up a big cart with

SUAVO

Jan 4, 8:31pm

They had me at walking downstairs to get a $1.50 hot dog for breakfast

Dennis Nedry

Jan 4, 9:15pm

Ikea should do this next door.

BluebloodOR

Jan 4, 11:56pm

Meh. Just let people rent the display rooms.

Soupie

Jan 5, 12:12am

There are tons of apartments above or around shopping places. Just look

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