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Ohio City / Cleveland: Influx of Younger, Wealthier Residents...

Francis A.
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Influx of Younger, Wealthier Residents Transforms U.S. Cities

Another interesting article. Are there any Ohio City / Cleveland representatives in the house? I'm interested in your thoughts. 

http://www.wsj.com/articles/influx-of-younger-weal...

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Matt Motil
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This has basically been the defense of Cleveland from the local investors for a long time. The macro view seems like people are leaving town, but it's mainly the boomer and older generation looking to retire and avoid snowy winters. 

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