Lessons from Metro Athens: Migrations and Housing Crisis

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When the Metro (Tube for those in the 🇬🇧) was being built in my home city of Athens, Greece, in the early 2000s, I had firsthand experience of big migrations. And everything that can go wrong (read: Athens is FULL of ancient ruins if you dig deep enough). My colleague, Mikhail Medvedev, at Flipdish has written about big migrations and how they relate to The Metrolink and The Housing Crisis in Dublin 🇮🇪. Love the reference to Good Strategy, Bad Strategy, too. Link in the comments.

Mikhail Medvedev great article!!! Apostolis (Toli) Apostolidis Thank you for sharing. I am keeping this lines. " The task is huge, difficult, and painful — change is always painful. And it’s less glamorous than building new product features. But it needs to be done. “If you’re going through hell, keep going.” The only choice you have, if you want the problem to be fully fixed, is to keep pushing through until your enormous project is totall finally, for real — done. "

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