Portland, Maine Reverses The Brain Drain
28 September 2004 - 11:00am
This New England college town continues to develop the winning formula for attracting young professionals working in the 'creative economy'.
"While New England was one of the slowest-growing regions in the US in the 1990s, Portland stood out as an exception. The city was the only metropolis in the region to make the list of the 20 top receivers of young, single, college-educated adults from 1995 to 2000... Urban planners and politicians throughout the region have been hammering out initiatives - from tax incentives to folk festivals - to help attract young professionals."
Source:
The Christian Science Monitor, September 28, 2004
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