Meanwhile, In France

NYU professor and chair of Chicago-based professional org The Counselors of Real Estate, Hugh Kelly, spoke at last week’s MIPIM. Cities that never sleep makes high-performance centers for real estate investment, he says. Chicago, NYC, Boston, DC, and San Fran are already 24-hour, but others are working to become like them, to attract young professionals to vibrant, convenient, live-work-play settings. (We'll welcome those cities to River North for a lesson in techie jobs, Rick Bayless eats, and apartment amenities fit for your pampered pooch.)

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