| Comment | In the sense of it not being in walking distance to town, universities, the west end, shopping etc. That used to be the reason given for why southside and beyond was less 'desirable' or that 'it would never be like the west end' and nowadays even despite that it's changed it's character.
Point I'm making is that while people might make claims or might have *made* claims in the past that "X will never change because of this reason", if something about it does change then that seems to be a shift of everything else. Logically speaking if the artists and bohemians etc. can't afford to stay any more in the west end, or the southside, or the east end, then they're going to go somewhere cheaper and then gradually - or quicker! - that place will change too. |
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