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Can Cities Save the ‘Streatery’? Temporary dining sheds that emerged during the pandemic became valuable extra real estate for restaurants facing brutal margins. Now they must survive another challenge: bureaucracy.
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疫情期间兴起的街头就餐棚为餐厅带来额外空间，如今在多地因永久化规则成本高、审批繁琐而大量消失。纽约、伦敦和华盛顿特区正试图通过放宽许可、提供补贴等方式挽救 streatery，但经济压力仍让经营者犹豫。
Outdoor dining sheds that boomed during the pandemic are disappearing as cities impose permanent streatery rules that raise costs and bureaucracy. New York, London and Washington DC are tweaking permits and subsidies to revive them, but restaurants still face steep fees and
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