With the trolley, downtown becomes part of the neighborhood. Twelve percent of those surveyed had moved from the city to the suburbs and 11 percent had moved from the suburbs to the city, according to The American Housing Survey data Sanchez used. It's happening, but not in large numbers. Somebody's buying all those places in the Pearl District. Michael Czysz, chairman of the Pearl District Neighborhood Association's Development and Transportation Committee, says the positive energy these days is palpable.
People are engaged, there's a camaraderie here.
Which may just lead to a string of Pearls along the river. Hoyt Street Realty, 227-2000.