Posted Dec 20, 2013, 2:33 PM
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Philly -> Osaka -> Tokyo
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Join Date: Apr 2008
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Actually, while creative types are often on the vanguard of increasing wealth and concomitant economic effects (the plutocratization of New York is arguably a macro effect of the same trend of the artist-driven gentrification) urban plutocratization has led to artist migration to less-expensive cities. In the U.S. this has manifested as a movement of creative types from Frisco to Oakland, for example, or New York to Newark, NJ, and Philadelphia; a UK example is the growth of northern English cities'* artistic scenes as they are being pushed out of London proper.
Detroit really has also become an artistic magnet as well.
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*Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, York...
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