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Downtown L.A.’s many communities live, work, play side by side

May 21, 2012/in
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Sam Allen and Hector Becerra

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Los Angeles Times

“Downtown has some great neighborhoods that have their own specific functions — Little Tokyo, the Arts District, the garment district,” said Joel Kotkin, an urban studies fellow at Chapman University. “It happens best when it happens organically. The beauty of the Arts District is that it grew over years. And there’s a niche, art types, who like that. There’s been a market for that.”

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