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Affordable and Livable could be the next ‘cool’

March 30, 2010/in
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David Nicklaus

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St. Louis Post-Dispatch

That’s the thinking of Joel Kotkin, a well-known urban expert at Chapman University in Orange, Calif., who sees a bright outlook for older Midwestern cities like ours. “It is affordable, it has a decent infrastructure, it has very nice places to live both in the city and outside the city,” Kotkin says.

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