Im working-class, and I can afford no stinkin Downtown condo. Why shouldn I be happy if they all fail?
“It is the working class that does the hard work of actually designing and constructing these buildings and maintaining them once they are built,” Warshaw observed. “During construction, over 400 people per day are working on our tower alone.” Construction of the full-block W project is creating 1,000 construction jobs (approximately 200 workers were on site by late February); it will add 400 permanent jobs upon opening. “I think everyone enjoys having Downtown as an exciting destination to visit and bring friends and family, and these projects help to make that happen,” he added. The base of residents supports the restaurants, coffee bars, shops, and museums that visitors and workers also enjoy. He also pointed to developers’ self-funded participation in the Great Streets program and funding of other amenities and public spaces that make Downtown a fun place to go. “Downtown residents improve the Downtown experience for all,” said Burns. “They are eyes on the street making our Downtow
