dwhite195

Two questions here: Both kind of controversial.

Where do you draw the line between needed improvement and gentrification? The recent city election showed there are people that feel they are being left behind with the way investment has been going into the city. And while I haven't heard a lot of complaints about gentrification compared to other cities there are always some people that say its an issue.

What do you think is the balance between saving old buildings and new development? It always seems to be a major fight between the preservationists and the people pushing for total brand new development. The situation with the old hotels at LCA comes to mind as an example.

How easy/likely is it to find a trip that intersects using points, finding cheap flights, and high demand time?

I fly a weekly for work and am hoping to use points to pay for a majority a (hopeful) trip to Tokyo for the 2020 Olympics. I was just curious to see how realistic it would be to actually do that.