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The old navy is not closing, then?

• RC_ITR 3y ago
  Having an old navy in a tourist corridor that does a very bad job of serving local residents is your metric of whether a place is a healthy city or not? I’m sure all those AI specialists will flee now that they can’t get fast fashion jorts on market street. It’s amazing to me that on a forum of supposed hackers, legacy businesses failing is some sort of harbinger of doom. E-commerce won in SF. This forum should be the place celebrating that and asking what’s next for those spaces. Detroit didn’t die because it was a bad place for stores. It didn’t even die. It’s still a huge wealthy area. It declined because people didn’t ask what’s next.
  • onos 3y ago
    I’ll take that as a yes.