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| Rebuilding regional historic assets like the West Side Market and its signature clock tower, developing fallow industrial land with urban river- front housing seen at right, and construction cranes over downtown are all results from and/or causes of increased net-migration of college- educated people to Greater Cleveland (Iryna Tkachenko). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM. |
For decades, Greater Cleveland has suffered from the loss of its college-educated citizens primarily to star-studded cities on the East and West Coasts. Now, for a change, this former industrial powerhouse on the North Coast is enjoying a net in-migration of more brain than brawn. And while the region is still seeing net outmigration of those without college degrees, the results are at worst uneven.
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