Beltline_B
Senior Member
That's the most likely scenario. Most of the stations I've seen around the world that have retail are usually larger central stations with more than one connecting line. Stations that are typically only for one line and not one of the central ones are usually don't have retail. That goes for New York, London, Paris, etc.
Not that I wouldn't mind seeing them put a little retail or something into the station.
Not that I wouldn't mind seeing them put a little retail or something into the station.
I'm guessing these underground LRT stations are going to be pretty bare bones. I'd be surprised if there was even a coffee or news stand. The only significant retail I can see going in is if one of the adjacent lots got developed into an office complex with an underground retail level that connected directly to the station.