You mean like how trickle-down economics works?

I'm sure the homeless will be delighted to note that expensive homes built on green belt land for aspirational and wealthy metropolitan elites will eventually free up much needed housing lower down the chain for those in desperate need of a roof over their heads

Neoliberalism by plenty, eh?

If that's the final state of it then it's the shoddyist part of such an expensive development. I just can't believe it's going to be left like that.

tarmac under the concourse on the New York ground. now that will look cheap and shoddy

Floodlights now all finally gone. Presumably to be replaced by a little extra terracing?

Good point

I’m told that the building in the north west corner where they used to house the security and first aider room below is the next thing to be demolished. Not sure what that’ll mean as a whole.