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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]here is the inside scoop for Brent.

the boundry actually includes a lot of low income housing, but the housing does not look like traditional "public housing." There is a soup kitchen just around the block from Brent and and two others within three blocks, that I know of.  There is a homeless shelter and a home for battered women-- but again, they are not obvious from the outside.  The neighborhood is generally appalled that it is becoming so difficult for working class people to afford to live in the neighborhood and is working very hard to ensure more low to moderate income housing stock is added to the area.

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Off topic, but how do you propose adding more housing stock to the neighborhood?  Are you advocating developing the Congressional parking lots?[/quote]

You must be joking. NO ONE in the Brent boundary is "appalled" at how the neighborhood (and school) is developing/improving etc.[/quote]

+1. That's a cuckoo post. [/quote]

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