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“St. Louis is a secret; we don’t want it to get out,” says Luan Meredith, real estate broker-owner of Realty and Associates. “The next thing you know is, we’re going to become the new Denver.”
I..........don't think you have anything to worry about.
“St. Louis is a secret; we don’t want it to get out,” says Luan Meredith, real estate broker-owner of Realty and Associates. “The next thing you know is, we’re going to become the new Denver.”
I..........don't think you have anything to worry about.
Actually a real estate agent should want it to get out. Don't throw me in the briar patch.
“St. Louis is a secret; we don’t want it to get out,” says Luan Meredith, real estate broker-owner of Realty and Associates. “The next thing you know is, we’re going to become the new Denver.”
I..........don't think you have anything to worry about.
Agreed. For as much hype as Pittsburgh gets for being some trendy Millennial hipster robotics/AI tech mecca Rust Belt success story our population is still in decline, too. St. Louis certainly won't become the next Denver or Nashville or Austin if Pittsburgh isn't despite all the press it has been getting.
1) Portsmouth, Virginia
2) DeForest, Wisconsin
3) Windsor Locks, Connecticut
4) Gloucester, Massachusetts
5) Moore, Oklahoma
6) Magna, Utah
7) Eggertsville, New York
8) Watervliet, New York
9) Mattydale, New York
10) Somersworth, New Hampshire
Out of these listed, Eggertsville is the only one actually adjacent to a center city and it doesn't hurt that it is in a well regarded school district and parts of it has access to legitimate public transportation.
Another list, this time it lists Metropolitan Areas...
Cleveland
Little Rock
Tulsa
Akron
Syracuse, NY
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Toledo
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