Downtown Living Takes Off In College Town
26 January 2005 - 12:00pm
Tennessee town and its university see more students and year-round residents moving to the urban center.
"We deal with so many people who move into Clarksville from different areas, and when you mention living in downtown to them, they love it because of the urban conveniences. That's what they're used to, and it's what they want," Holleman said."We are seeing more demand for housing in downtown, and I think that once a nice, little development is built, it will change everything downtown. The specialty shops and little coffee shops will be able to better survive."
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Downtown homes shape up
Source:
Clarksville Leaf Chronicle, January 23, 2005
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