deena lives in this neighborhood -- so you have nola andina -- noah and deena.eena lives in this neighborhood that has been utterly transformed by amazon, and not just by amazon, but by a billionaire, paul allen. max: i followed the tech industry very closely and i did not know there was this neighborhood north of downtown. there is a lake and then this neighborhood and the regular downtown. i did not know how dramatically -- how dramatic the change had been. this story started as a moody report about what things were like there. this other thing was going on, you have all these mayors going to this neighborhood to check it out. it's kind of a developers fall hollow. everyone wants to be like seattle. the truth is people who live there aren't so sure. seattle is in this moment where it's at the height of its power. at the same time there are all these big questions. that paired with the essay about how to fix these things give us an interesting picture of how to change these things is what the solutions are. jason: the miami story is terrifying. it is the only w

deena lives in this neighborhood that has been utterly transformed by amazon, and not just by amazon, but by a billionaire, paul allen. max: i followed the tech industry very closely and i did not know there was this neighborhood, south lake union, north of downtown. there is the regular downtown. i did not know how dramatic the change had been. this story started as a moody report about what things were like there. then, this other thing was going on which was, you have all of these mayors going to this neighborhood to check it out. it has become a developers valhalla. everyone wants to be like seattle. the truth is that people who live there are not so sure. seattle is in this moment where it is at the height of its power, but there are all these questions. we decided to look at that. that paired with the essay about how to fix these things give us an interesting picture of how technology is changing cities and what the solutions are. jason: we have to talk about miami because that story is terrifying. terrifying is the only word that captures it. i have to think miami is not the on

jason: pam hendrickson, coo at riverside and deena dwyer owens dwyer-owens, board member at the dwyerup. julie: thank you very much, jason. vonnie: breaking news. shares of the chinese electric car maker opened at the lower price of the ipo range, around six dollars. we're going to be speaking with the cfo later on at the 11:00 hour from the new york stock exchange. once again, the chinese electric carmaker has debuted. this is bloomberg. ♪ julie: breaking news on the move in oil prices. brent above $80 or at $80 a barrel for the first time since may 22. just below that level right now but it briefly went above $80 in the wake of that inventory data where we talked about a larger than estimated drop in stockpiles. something to keep in mind as we watch the oil markets. back to the equity markets, it has been a mixed year for volvo group. it has had a mixed year overall. the man has trucks -- demand for trucks has surged. matt miller is in berlin at volvo group innovation summit -- group's innovation summit. matt: i have the ceo of volvo trucks here, really excited to talk to martin lun