Thanks. I ask because for years now, wherever the artists and their pals have found cheap space in this town, the real estate market eventually follows them in and and goes berserk. As we all know.

There are fewer and fewer places they can go, so the idea of Milepost 5 is a good one -- but you should understand how hard it is to imagine this city doing anything to prevent such hipness-validated real estate from being sold at market rates, and even harder to imagine controlling rents since that's against state law. I wish this project luck in that regard.