Will the Nats be the next team to flee across the river?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:the Landmark Nats!

Something’s got to go in that big space.

isn't there already a team in Prince William County?

[Anonymous]

I think it’s a forgone conclusion that they’ll be in Arlington as soon as the lease is up at Navy Yard. DC is on a steepening downwards trajectory with regards to crime and quality of life metrics, and there is absolutely no indication of that changing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think it’s a forgone conclusion that they’ll be in Arlington as soon as the lease is up at Navy Yard. DC is on a steepening downwards trajectory with regards to crime and quality of life metrics, and there is absolutely no indication of that changing.

Where did you buy your crystal ball, and was there a warranty on it?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it’s a forgone conclusion that they’ll be in Arlington as soon as the lease is up at Navy Yard. DC is on a steepening downwards trajectory with regards to crime and quality of life metrics, and there is absolutely no indication of that changing.

Where did you buy your crystal ball, and was there a warranty on it?

Mayor Bowser has joined the discussion

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think it’s a forgone conclusion that they’ll be in Arlington as soon as the lease is up at Navy Yard. DC is on a steepening downwards trajectory with regards to crime and quality of life metrics, and there is absolutely no indication of that changing.

This seems a bit bleaker than is really justified. The downturn on some of these metrics dates back all of two or three years. What makes you think it's permanent>

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think it’s a forgone conclusion that they’ll be in Arlington as soon as the lease is up at Navy Yard. DC is on a steepening downwards trajectory with regards to crime and quality of life metrics, and there is absolutely no indication of that changing.

You obviously did live here in the 80s & 90s...

[Anonymous]

I just saw the Navy Yard Lululemon closed abruptly. I bet more establishments follow as flash-mob-type robberies increase. A friend works as a server at a restaurant in the area and the number of walkouts/dine & dash occurrences has increased by more than 120% over last year. That's massive.

My friend says the know exactly who is going to be a walkout but they can't do anything without appearing racist in the public's eye. The property lease is up in Jan 2025 and the group who owns the restaurant has already been exploring other locations outside of Navy Yard.

[Anonymous]

National Landing and the Nationals?

Coincidence?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:the Landmark Nats!

Something’s got to go in that big space.

isn't there already a team in Prince William County?

You’re probably thinking of the Potomac Nationals, who have now moved to Fredericksburg

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I just saw the Navy Yard Lululemon closed abruptly. I bet more establishments follow as flash-mob-type robberies increase. A friend works as a server at a restaurant in the area and the number of walkouts/dine & dash occurrences has increased by more than 120% over last year. That's massive.

My friend says the know exactly who is going to be a walkout but they can't do anything without appearing racist in the public's eye. The property lease is up in Jan 2025 and the group who owns the restaurant has already been exploring other locations outside of Navy Yard.

And that’s how it happens. Almost imperceptibly at first, in a lot of disassociated businesses, all during a short time. And no one is paying attention at first because everyone is still talking about it being the place to be. Then before you know it a year has gone by and suddenly you realize you’ve got dozens of shuttered first floor retail and resturant spaces. And then people start moving out or not renewing leases.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:the Landmark Nats!

Something’s got to go in that big space.

isn't there already a team in Prince William County?

Fredericksburg

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just saw the Navy Yard Lululemon closed abruptly. I bet more establishments follow as flash-mob-type robberies increase. A friend works as a server at a restaurant in the area and the number of walkouts/dine & dash occurrences has increased by more than 120% over last year. That's massive.

My friend says the know exactly who is going to be a walkout but they can't do anything without appearing racist in the public's eye. The property lease is up in Jan 2025 and the group who owns the restaurant has already been exploring other locations outside of Navy Yard.

And that’s how it happens. Almost imperceptibly at first, in a lot of disassociated businesses, all during a short time. And no one is paying attention at first because everyone is still talking about it being the place to be. Then before you know it a year has gone by and suddenly you realize you’ve got dozens of shuttered first floor retail and resturant spaces. And then people start moving out or not renewing leases.

This will also happen to CityCenterDC.

[Anonymous]

Y'all are going to be so unhappy if all of these bad things you prophesy don't happen.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I heard they may tear down pentagon city mall for this. Metro is already there.

Put them at White Flint!! The Lerners already own the property!

The Lerners won’t own the Nats for much longer.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I just saw the Navy Yard Lululemon closed abruptly. I bet more establishments follow as flash-mob-type robberies increase. A friend works as a server at a restaurant in the area and the number of walkouts/dine & dash occurrences has increased by more than 120% over last year. That's massive.

My friend says the know exactly who is going to be a walkout but they can't do anything without appearing racist in the public's eye. The property lease is up in Jan 2025 and the group who owns the restaurant has already been exploring other locations outside of Navy Yard.

Yep, the Saltline ownership is ready to be gone from that location.