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The developers, however, are very much pushing this toward "young" (read: single, or married without children) people. I don't think we'll see an influx of fami
by Chocobean 18y ago
The developers, however, are very much pushing this toward "young" (read: single, or married without children) people. I don't think we'll see an influx of families/children into the downtown area
A side effect of having singles or newly married folks is children. Families with children don't so much "influx" into new neighbourhoods like that as "spawn" there naturally.
- bmj 18y agoThis is true, but when there are amenities for families (playgrounds, green space in general, and schools) this is less likely happen, especially given that in Pittsburgh, at least, you can live in the city, within 5 miles of downtown, in a walkable neighborhood, for less money.
- BrandonM 18y agoThis description applies to Columbus, OH, as well.