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Originally Posted by sentinel
'A bit' is an understatement. If TX, FL and CA are declining statewide, and the Great Lakes areas (and inland) are exploding, I think that says a lot about where the near future lies. Any developer with common sense would jump at this opportunity. And now with the state wanting to expand new housing construction to address housing shortages, IL could be positioned as a new mecca of affordability.
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Yeah, It's a very fascinating trend, and I'm happy to see it.
The good news is that we are seeing growth in the city, even if it's not in the form of 500+ foot highrises going up like they were pre-Covid. As I said in the general thread, there seems to be a ton of these smaller developments going up all over the city which, to me, reflects this trend, and the developers see it.