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CoolCleveland Blog ยป biztech · Paid To Sprawl
August 22nd, 2011
Posted in BizTechCivic AffairsEntrepreneurialismNewsPoliticsShopLOCALThomas Mulready
According to Good Jobs First, Cleveland and Cincinnati companies were awarded lucrative property tax breaks to move their facilities within their respective metro areas, displacing over 14,500 workers from the urban core, igniting suburban sprawl and exacerbating regional inequality. The report states that “by dispersing jobs away from the [...]