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Originally Posted by yuriandrade
Beautiful pics from urban Cleveland! Many people moving in?
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yes, they say out of state plates are seen everywhere this summer.
the city population massively bleeding away had recently just about stopped -- so let's hope things are getting better. some bloggers say they are:
Cleveland ended the decade with a boom, and it's showing
https://neo-trans.blogspot.com/2019/...in-just-3.html
Specifically, Bier said: "People will continue to move out -- which is normal, just as people move from suburb to suburb -- but probably within a few years movers-in will exceed movers-out," Bier wrote. "Then, after 70 years of loss, the corner finally will have been turned as growth takes hold."
Cleveland's wealth has increased significantly in the last four years even as Cleveland's population has slightly decreased.
Within an hour's drive ... is the population equivalent of the entire states of Oregon or Oklahoma. Indeed, Northeast Ohio has a population greater than that of 21 states.