no it isn't. An obligation of some sort that is being violated is required. And I agree it could be wrong, but it's not a violation, 2 different issues.

Source: went to law school

gross. No such thing exists.

Ask at Belmont or Penny lane

love is strong. Quality of schools, no poor people, no crime

upscale or upper middle class yes. Fancy or wealthy no. Biggest thing is no poor people, it's homgogenous high middle income.

If you ask the people at CCV if they live in short pump you will get sour and offended looks

I'd say reverse... short pump isn't owned by Peter Chang anymore, SA is

very definition of not short pump, which is every chain

no. Stay in the city. Or go rent a place out in the baltimore suburbs, you'll find short pump indistinguishable.

good way to put it. Fine on that level

they have been great. I'm not sure they are anymore. Consistency on the pit has kind of gone to hell

does happen for barbecue. See Franklin

people really love to downvote you lately, but this is a fact

is that on BPB? I need to try it

I've had very good pork there. And great brisket. And not so good brisket.

ZZQ is getting less reliable sadly

ugg, I wanted to do that. Is driving to DC necessary?

still great. Still very affordable for what it is. Much more expensive than it used to be. But the secret was always going to get out

Huge property tax increases,

Plus not enough housing stock for all the people who want to live here.

Plus general inflation

I think it's changed. Everyone I know in the city is from somewhere else at this point, even if it's somewhere else in Virginia. I only know a few people who grew up here, and I think only 1 who grew up in the city

they could cut cost of development in the city and it would be an effective massive subsidy. City costs a LOT more money to build in

inflation sucks. Literally why its bad in a nutshell

It's a quibble, but I'd put the start of that shift in 2016. It started before the pandemic. It just really snowballed in the pandemic

asian in area is big, though mainly west Henrico it feels like.

Hispanic population in the city is WAY bigger than counted of course. It's not a group that is excited to go on govt paperwork for all sorts of reasons. And a slightly regrettable but understandable tendency to pack epic numbers of people into a house.

ah, I moved here from up north and had to pay all that stuff generally. Exception was older/bigger buildings where they didn't have the tech/infrastructure to carve it out.

I've never seen pest control fees, not doubting they exist somewhere, but are they common?

I'd say the issue is if things changed. I don't think they have, but have only been in Richmond 10ish years

interesting thanks. I don't know either place well enough to have an opinion

it does allow easy bigotry, but no violations if your sister or any other random person does it. First amendment applies

Possible violation if a real estate agent does it.

changes yes. Drastic changes just mean more people dying

Arresting and charging the officers here is a big change