It won´t be long till Oxon Hill is gentrified too it´s prime real estateIt's still oxon hill, oxon hill residents and the surrounding residents would destroy it before it ever reached it's full potential.
It won´t be long till Oxon Hill is gentrified too it´s prime real estateIt's still oxon hill, oxon hill residents and the surrounding residents would destroy it before it ever reached it's full potential.
did they complete the work in Silver Spring this time last year the streets were torn up.So? Downtown Silver Spring was a fukkin rathole back in the late 80s and 90s. They developed it, there’s more fukkery than ever before, but at least it’s developed and lit and they don’t even got a whole ass casino just the Fillmore.
Granted, Silver Spring had a start in its urbanization process but it still managed to reinvent itself and become a fly spot for young professionals and young families after being so stuffy because of the homeowners.
Part of the roads reopened.did they complete the work in Silver Spring this time last year the streets were torn up.
Edit: Double post
But just to add, to me, Maryland as a whole has a lot of potential. A Euro-Japanese style high speed train connecting the different regions of the state would make it next level and would clamp down on gentrification on some places while bringing needed community growth to other places like Cumberland.
makes sense Annapolis and Anne Arundel County would blow up if they connected the wack ass Baltimore Subway to the Marc to the DC subway and added in Annapolis but can´t see those Nimby´s in Annapolis going for it. Maybe you could Link Baltimore through Anne Arundel to DC sure they have the MARC train but maybe they could make it more subway like.Part of the roads reopened.
All the purple line work is done in PG. just moco (mostly Bethesda) left.
Maryland needs transit to Annapolis and from Montgomery county to Baltimore IMO
You should be able to go to the main areas of the state (Baltimore Moco PG and Annapolis) without a car
Someone literally got killed inside of MGM last month...I never hear or see many good things about oxon hill besides the harbor...everI disagree. The Harbor has been developed for awhile now and it's fine. Oxon Hill is a bit ruff around the edges but it's not that bad.
And I agree with all of that....I just unfortunately think that certain parts of lower PG(oxon hill, temple hills, forestville, suitland, capitol heights, ect) are cooked. This is coming from someone who's lived in those general areas for the better part of 15 yearsEdit: Double post
But just to add, to me, Maryland as a whole has a lot of potential. A Euro-Japanese style high speed train connecting the different regions of the state would make it next level and would clamp down on gentrification on some places while bringing needed community growth to other places like Cumberland.
And people get shot and killed trying to climb over the White House fense more often than people get killed in the MGM breh. Is the area near the WH "bad"? No.Someone literally got killed inside of MGM last month...I never hear or see many good things about oxon hill besides the harbor...ever
Wait are you comparing NW dc to oxon freaking hill?!. I guess we will have to agree to disagree as far as oxon hill and the surrounding towns being "fine"And people get shot and killed trying to climb over the White House fense more often than people get killed in the MGM breh. Is the area near the WH "bad"? No.
Again that area has been developed for a quite some time and it's fine.
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No I am giving an example of how a death doesn't equal a bad area.Wait are you comparing NW dc to oxon freaking hill?!. I guess we will have to agree to disagree as far as oxon hill and the surrounding towns being "fine"![]()

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Part of the roads reopened.
All the purple line work is done in PG. just moco (mostly Bethesda) left.
Maryland needs transit to Annapolis and from Montgomery county to Baltimore IMO
You should be able to go to the main areas of the state (Baltimore Moco PG and Annapolis) without a car
And I agree with all of that....I just unfortunately think that certain parts of lower PG(oxon hill, temple hills, forestville, suitland, capitol heights, ect) are cooked. This is coming from someone who's lived in those general areas for the better part of 15 years