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Originally Posted by JManc
I think much of that (at least in the 90's) came from the Bull's dynasty. You just assumed Jordan lived there but once the Bulls fell off (and boy did they) Chicago "coolness" diminished somewhat.
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I'm pretty sure that Jordon did have a mansion in the suburbs. I believe that when he moved, he sat on the market for years because it was very customized for him, such as having a full size basketball court. Oprha had just as much influence on Chicago's coolness, especially for women. And I suspect her presence also help attract other TV shows to Chicago, like Judge Mathis and maybe even movies that began to more often filmed in Chicago - but this is just my speculation.
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