Jim Klein of Klein Commercial Real Estate in Gardena wrote a concise explanation of why older industrial areas stay dilapidated and run down.
These areas are seeing breweries open, due to low rents. But the prospect of the areas getting better are not always good.
Thanks Jim Klein.
http://kleincom.com/whither-older-buildings/
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