>
> Uh... Does anyone here really think that the redevelopment of Asbury Park is
> a threat to boardwalks providing entertainment? I wonder if the rest of the
> state thinks the boardwalk is coming back in force. In my opinion, the
> redevelopment is trying to make Asbury Park more like Deal than Point
> Pleasant...
>
The reason the funtown pier may be up is because of the VALUE of the "real
estate" - the
continued permitted use of this "land" in the water has MORE VALUE today then
it does as
a an amusement park.
The operator has 2 options:
1. continue being a nice guy, paying for the repairs, insurance and day to day
bs of
keeping that place running or....
2. Cash out
A fourth of July without cotton candy. Now that's not good.
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