Chicago attracting more young, well-off residents – Crain’s

Between 2010 and 2016, the city of Chicago gained more households in a key category—total income of more than $100,000 with the head of household under age 45—than any city in the country except for far larger New York, according to newly analyzed U.S. Census Bureau data.
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NB-Chicago
7 years ago

YES!!!,, what every cc dem and fake progressive dreams of, an army of six figured hipsters that aren’t fazed by $10+ prop taxes! now rahn and the gang just has to figure out how to get all those newbie lib-tards to fill up all that empty real-estate on the s & w sides and wonk out some kids to fill up all the empty schools while still pretending to care about low income folks. what’s happenen around the obama center is a good start.

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