New reports paint grim picture of Portland's future | Business
Despite some good economic news, Portland is facing its greatest challenge since the twin recessions of the 1980s and no quick solution is in sight, according to two new reports
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Despite some good economic news, Portland is facing its greatest challenge since the twin recessions of the 1980s and no quick solution is in sight, according to two new reports
The primary reason for the exodus is the state's high housing costs, but other reasons include the long commutes and the crowds, crime and pollution in the larger urban centers. The increased ability to work remotely — and not having to live near a big city — has also been a factor.
While Casper had the biggest population decrease in the past year, several bigger states in Wyoming also had their populations fall, as more people moved to smaller towns and cities.
While Casper had the biggest population decrease in the past year, several bigger states in Wyoming also had their populations fall, as more people moved to smaller towns and cities.
Like that, you are delusional, it is not safe and that is so bad. because this random crime, and that's what it is, it's random can happen anywhere. carley: you are right. so random. i think that's why people don't feel safe, steve, when you think about all the crimes that we have covered over the past year, whether it's college student who was on the train in chicago and all of a sudden a bullet flies through the train and shoots him in the head and dies. also in chicago a nurse walking down the street in a really nice area and a homeless person comes up and stabs her. and she loses her life ...