Re: the moving-in "trend" There's been an uptick of post-college types moving in the midtown area, and professionals in the downtown area -- but it's pretty mu

Re: the moving-in "trend" There's been an uptick of post-college types moving in the midtown area, and professionals in the downtown area -- but it's pretty much limited to those two areas, a tiny portion of the city as a whole. It'll be interesting to see how the midtown-downtown area might (or might not) become more a populated semi-region of it's own, compared to the rest of the city (sans a couple of nice remaining neighborhoods) which still looks very empty. If you dig a bit on Google you'll find some press on it, mostly local. I think the some bigger papers did a bit or two about it after the bankruptcy. It's interesting to watch what will happen given the state of the city.