Posted May 1, 2017, 6:42 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2010
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Originally Posted by balletomane
Interesting map, those top cities that millennials are leaving are either shrinking (Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland) or are extremely sprawling (Los Angeles, Atlanta, Phoenix), Miami seems to be a bit of an outlier.
Should those trends continue I wonder how much it will effect the future success of these cities, especially the ones that are already shrinking?
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Originally Posted by Chef
It is interesting that, despite popular perception, millenials are leaving Portland. This also shows that it may be time to invent the concept of the Old Midwest (Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Cincinnati, St Louis, Toledo, Flint) vs the New Midwest (Minneapolis, Columbus, Kansas City, Indianapolis, Omaha, Grand Rapids, Iowa and the Dakotas). They are on clearly different tracks.
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Just need to call out two more people who's map skills aren't very good.
Cleveland displays a gain. Quit picking on Cleveland.
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