Perception changes over time and can change quickly at times-----The real effects are that there's more wealth / affluence as you get further to the immediate west of this area you're describing, but you transition to more of a working class/working poor (although more diverse) population to the east of MLK.I think it would be an absolutely great thing for Des Moines to get some investment into that MLK corridor that you're describing. 

Trent Ford

@Chico Ford I've been using VSM Real Estate for my property manager.  

I believe this is the case because where would ford/toyota/honda/uber/lyft etc... put all of there automobiles when not being used... 

Something similar to the Ford f 350 King Ranch  crew cab dual rear wheels with the diesel .

I'm sure glad Edison, Gates, Bell, Carnegie, Rockefeller, Ford, Wright (Bros.), etc....didn't have that same opinion.There are a lot of comments I could make, regarding every item you mentioned above, but instead of writing the next American Novel, I'll just summarize it all with one simple statement:"All squares are rectangles, but not all rectangles are squares". 

My dad bought his mustang in the 1970’s brand new for $3600, so I’m gonna wait until Ford drops their prices to buy a mustang at that price. 

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