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- Posted on 05.01.05
Our competition has shifted once again. Before we had even grown comfortable competing against cities, we find ourselves competing against the "mega-regional" economies of the Southwest and Southeast.
This is not bad news. Unlike formidable traditional competitors such as Chicago, San Diego, and Boston, St. Louis has the opportunity to create "new real estate" in the heart of our region.
Considering both sides of the Mississippi River as one, we could create an urban environment that sets us apart.
Imagine having the choice of living or working along a riverfront park on the Metro East side of the river — with the best views of downtown St. Louis.