I mean it's literally part of the law school curriculum... you get graded on it

but it's a gentle way of saying I disagree with you in some circumstances, and it can be good for sellers

huh. strikes me as a pain, but I don't really live in that world. So big mac laptop screen and battlestation in my home office

and Alexis Rogers had a lot. The only one hurting on that was dawn adams

not true. He may be a crook, but actually did a lot for manchester. And grocery stores aren't bothered by him, trust me.

Whereas shrink bothers the hell out of them

oh totally! Look at Forest Hill, which now is basically anything between the Powhite and Manchester. Or Scott's Addition

ah. You don't necessarily, I am familiar with family issues. 2d hand thankfully, I'm lucky

I will keep my extra jigsaw

try it!

fwiw Portland has had minor population declines (2003) now, and I think post war as have other major cities. I think it's interesting but not major.

And our last census was an undercount for various reasons.

But urban area/msa is the best way to look. If someone moves from the Fan to lakeside I don't think they've really left Richmond

I don't think any lawyers, though we have 2 international firms, that one is an interesting question they might get left off. Hunton and McGuire. Biggest 2 are Performance Food Group and Carmax. Capitol one isn't on here because headquarters in Nova, but it still matters too. As do VCU/VCU med and state

link

https://www.grpva.com/news/richmond-adds-fortune-1000-headquarters-while-noting-uptick-in-existing-company-rankings/

https://www.grpva.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Fortune-1000-blog.png

yes, but that's more a symptom than a cause. Though it adds to the economy

you are very right of course. But we can catch up eventually. And it will get worse if we don't try

Have you heard about our lord and saviour Milwaukee?

now try the m18 fuel!

in Richmond? What sort of tools? This would be good for a go fund me, and those of us who have random spares we don't use

while you are right, they can't win this one under any circumstances. Interesting that Imholt decided to do it at last minute

it's not even safely blue. It's over the top blue. 80%

I know nothing about her but the name. Anything interesting?

it's a financial problem. The shoplifiting rate is too high for a grocery store in certain areas. We need to fix that - one way would be a financial guarantee. But the other issue is enforcement

ballast point is private again?

oligopolic yes. But owned by a shockingly large amount of people, the stuff traded on the public markets. Most/many of the owners are retirement accounts

THIS! Though I could argue it benefits sellers

yeah. Unfortunately, as you are experiencing, the affordable places tend to have a higher level of shithead. You are kind of stuck and have to pick your poison.

From what you describe the judge wouldn't grant an eviction on this data. It's hard to evict people who are paying their bills. This is what "stopping evictions" looks like

Isn't it still fundamentally assuming the conclusion? See the discussion of it here, where a bunch of us think this is a gentrification proposal

skims! But it takes seconds out of my day. And once a week they have something vaguely useful. maybe

a lot expensive when my brother checked. Unless you want a horrible commute

huh, TIL