The driving force behind the suburban-to-urban migration—access to city-dwelling talent—is evolving as more millennials with young families embrace the suburbs, said JLL Director of Research Hailey Harrington. That gradual shift has pushed some companies to split their operations between downtown and the suburbs, she said.
“The northwest suburbs, meanwhile, are still plagued by large blocks of empty space and had a vacancy rate of 31.1 percent at the end of the quarter” I feel like this is improving, slowly but steadily. Young couples move to the ‘burbs from the city usually sometimes after the first child is born. CPS’s threat to strike and it’s general overall awfulness will only accelerate that move and the NW suburbs is in prime position for migration. Great schools, established infrastructure, less congestion. The company I work for has offices downtown and in the NW suburbs and I prefer the… Read more »
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
“The northwest suburbs, meanwhile, are still plagued by large blocks of empty space and had a vacancy rate of 31.1 percent at the end of the quarter” I feel like this is improving, slowly but steadily. Young couples move to the ‘burbs from the city usually sometimes after the first child is born. CPS’s threat to strike and it’s general overall awfulness will only accelerate that move and the NW suburbs is in prime position for migration. Great schools, established infrastructure, less congestion. The company I work for has offices downtown and in the NW suburbs and I prefer the… Read more »