THANK YOU, DR. KING

Like many of you, we took yesterday to acknowledge the service of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. We admire his courage and continuing impact on American cities. This picture is from 1964, and if 95% of the Bisnow staff had been alive then, we'd certainly have been there to take it. But from what we can glean, it looks like Dr. King's response to someone asking, "How big an impact will transit-oriented development have on city centers in the year 2012?" Whether he's saying "a lot" or "why are you asking me this," it's an appropriate response.

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