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Originally Posted by ColDayMan
Oh, I'm well aware Clayton has a far larger office market than Covington (I work in downtown Clayton from time to time), though that's to St. Louis' detriment and Cincinnati's benefit. I was just using Covington has an example of a secondary office market that is appealing without stealing space from the primary core.
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And if Covington had 10M SF of office like Clayton, it might be more of a detriment to Cincy.
Clayton's main threat is that it's not only a traditionally urban node, but it's also fairly substantial one (relatively speaking) for office, unlike these smaller suburban municipalities like Covington and Evanston that are more in the 2M SF range.
Are there any other suburban municipalities in the Midwest that have a traditionally urban downtown with anything approaching 10M SF of office space like Clayton?
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