Quote Originally Posted by Rover View Post
But it doesn't prove intent to deceive, just that they are a private business with investors and other stakeholders who expect, in the end, to reap the right level of profits for their risk. Though everyone on here seems to think otherwise, this is far from a slam dunk for them.
This is the scary part in general. What is the right level of profits? Longevity and Sustainability are expensive in the short-run. If they want to build a quality urban neighborhood, they're not making their money back in 10 years. If they have to play the short-term game (by their choice or their stakeholders), this has a 0% chance to reach its potential. The reason I think so many of us are hopeful is that Humphreys has expressed a sense of patience and understanding that it may not happen over night.