You could say the same about any number of old U.S. cities. Their declines, while dramatic at the core, have been wildly exaggerated. People didn't really leave

You could say the same about any number of old U.S. cities. Their declines, while dramatic at the core, have been wildly exaggerated. People didn't really leave Pittsburgh or St. Louis or Detroit. They just changed where in the region they lived. The story here is more about a return to urban living than anything.