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Hope for Lynn

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Owners of Pho Lynn, one of the downtown
pioneer restaurants.
The Globe has a nice article about the revitalization of downtown Lynn. A few of the early speculators have had mixed success, but there are a growing number of new residents and new redevelopment projects that indicate that the tide is turning. Lynn has acquired roughly 250 new homeowners in the past one and a half years. An eclectic mix of cafes and restaurants are opening up in the downtown (always a good sign), and there are a handful of small tech businesses making a go of it. Lynn has lots of obvious advantages – 20-min train ride to North Station, Boston harbor waterfront, in place arts community, etc. – it just needs to overcome that lingering reputation. As the article notes, many of the newcomers are not from the Boston Metro area, so they don't carry those prejudices.
Posted on Wednesday, April 25, 2007 at 12:20PM by Registered Commentertherevitalist in | CommentsPost a Comment | References1 Reference

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