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Young Boston Wave Of New Professionals Bringing New Life To Old Inner City
A surge of workers aged 20 to 35 is reshaping Boston as they move from suburbs to downtown, reviving aging districts. They invest in culture, dining, and housing, notably transforming the waterfront with luxury condos and trendy amenities. Population downtown grows from 45,620 in 1980 to projected 72,500 by 1985, driven by professionals in education, medicine, finance, and law.
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Boston
Inner City
United States
Haymarket Square
Beacon Hill
Charles
North End
Hole-In-The-Walls
Beethoven
Symphony Hall
Alexander Ganz
Boston Redevelopment Authority
Ganz
Wellesley
Buffalo
Midwest
Constance Yeorgin
Mercantile Wharf
Miss. Yeorgin
Nashville
Tenn